Release Details
- 1964, U.S., Crown (OCLC 2901585), publication date, 1964, hardback (First edition)
- 1965?, U.S., Fawcett Crest (ISBN 0-449-20851-6; OCLC 12883658), paperback
- 1965, UK, Hutchinson (ISBN 0-7434-3487-0), publication date 30 July 2002, hardback
- 1979, U.S., Crown (ISBN 0-517-50691-2), publication date, October 1979, hardback
- 1983, U.S., GK Hall (ISBN 0-8161-3537-1), publication date, October 1983, hardback
- 1993, U.S., Fawcett Books (ISBN 0-449-45127-5), January 1993, paperback
- 2002, U.S., Simon & Schuster (ISBN 0-7434-3487-0), publication date 30 July 2002, paperback
The novel has been released in unabridged audiobook format by arrangement with The Harry Kemelman Estate by Recorded Books, Inc. (ISBN 0-7887-1300-0), 1997 and narrated by George Guidall.
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