The phrase 'book field' is not correct and usable in written English.
To use the word 'field' in this context, you could say 'field of books'. For example, "He has a lot of expertise in the field of books."
In 2006, after a series on the subject in the magazine, she published her book "Field Notes from a Catastrophe".
Ms. Kolbert moves to Holt from Bloomsbury, which published her previous book, "Field Notes From a Catastrophe," in 2006.
Neil deMause is a Brooklyn-based journalist and co-author of the book "Field of Schemes". Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is wearing two hats at the moment.
In the first Paddy book, "Field of Blood," Paddy (for Patricia) was a trainee who helped solve the murder of a 3-year-old.
And the resulting competition between the main players means that, right now at least, the second-hand book field really is a buyer's market.
The preserve is so tick-infested — in particular by "lone star" ticks, which are extremely aggressive and cause ehrlichiosis, a set of bacterial diseases similar to Lyme — that local schools no longer book field trips there.
Before reporting this story in his book, Fielding spent $2500 to send a team of Dutch detectives to Zermatt to verify it.
(Working Hard, Working Poor is the title of my latest book (Fields, 2012).
Teams for all ages and abilities could book fields by the hour.
To me, though, Webb is the author of the Vietnam War book Fields of Fire, which I to read in my high school English class.
Fodor's joins other series like the Rough Guides and the Insiders' Guides in the e-book field.
