Release Details
- 1960-06-01, Putnam Publishing Group, hardcover, ISBN 0-399-20209-9
- May 1968, Berkley Medallion Edition, paperback, ISBN 0-425-02945-X and ISBN 0-425-03787-8
- January 1984, Berkley Publishing Group, paperback, ISBN 0-425-07158-8
- November 1985, Berkley Publishing Group, paperback, ISBN 0-425-09144-9
- November 1986, Berkley Publishing Group, paperback, ISBN 0-425-09926-1
- 1987-05-01, Ace Books, paperback, 263 pages, ISBN 0-441-78358-9
- 1995-10-01, Buccaneer Books, hardcover, ISBN 1-56849-287-1
- 1997-12-01, Blackstone Audiobooks, cassette audiobook, ISBN 0-7861-1231-X
- 1998-07-01, G. K. Hall & Company, large print hardcover, 362 pages, ISBN 0-7838-0118-1
- 1999-10-01, Sagebrush, library binding, ISBN 0-7857-8728-3
- 2000-01-01, Blackstone Audiobooks, CD audiobook, ISBN 0-7861-9946-6
- 2006-06-27, Ace Trade, paperback, ISBN 0-441-01410-0
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