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Site Info - Bookwire.comOverview of web technologies used by Bookwire.com. Website Background Bookwire Home - Bookwire Description on Homepage Content includes timely book industry news, features, reviews, original fiction, guides to literary events, author interviews, thousands of annotated links to book-related sites. Description from Alexa 15 September 1994 Online since Number 479,600 of all websites according to Alexa Popularity rank
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