Publication History
- Original trade release (with cassette) 1985 ISBN 0-06-015545-0
- Mass-market Bantam Spectra paperback 1986 ISBN 0-553-26280-7
- Trade paperback from the University of California press 2001 ISBN 0-520-22735-2 (as part of a series of literature pieces set in California) - the book had been out of print for many years when this was released.
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