The phrase "away world" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a world that is distant or removed, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "In the away world, everything felt surreal and disconnected from reality."
Alternatives: "distant realm" or "remote world".
Joke away world if you like.
Away world premieres at the Edinburgh film festival on 22 June and is in competition for the Michael Powell award.
And then there's Nick Harkaway's The Gone Away World (Heinemann), a debut published under a pseudonym, perhaps because Nick Cornwell is really John le Carre's son.
Germany arrived in Belfast minus several established names but departed with their remarkable 83-year unbeaten record in away World Cup qualifiers extended to 47 matches.
Note also that it was Traffic, which is based in Brazil, that engineered the TV deal with Concacaf that sent the rights to U.S. away World Cup qualifiers to the new beIn Sports Network.
As fans of the United States national team are painfully aware, ESPN lost the rights to the American team's away World Cup qualifiers when it was outbid by the Al-Jazeera-owned cable network beIN Sport.
Novelist Nick Harkaway, author of The Gone-Away World, said he was "startled and delighted" by the US judgment.
Harkaway has been messing with readers' heads ever since publishing his debut, The Gone-Away World, in 2008.
The Gone-Away World, Harkaway's well-received debut, was a slightly overfilled post-apocalyptic pick-and-mix of genres.
Harkaway occupies that enviable territory where books of a speculative nature intersect with the mainstream, as evidenced by his previous novels The Gone-Away World and Angelmaker.
An early version of The Gone-Away World contained a substance known as "liquid fiction", but he decided it was "too highfalutin and fancy" and crossed it out.
