book world

English

Etymology

From book +‎ world. First use appears c. 1784 in the publications of Alexander Hamilton.

Noun

the book world

  1. (dated, uncommon) The world of literature or publishing.
  2. (dated, uncommon) Life or the world as described in literature; a fictional world.

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