Release Details
- 1972, U.S., Ballantine Books ISBN 0-345-22598-8, publication date 12 April 1972, Paperback
- 1975, U.S., Ballantine Books ISBN 0-345-24496-6, publication date 12 January 1975, Paperback
- 1976, U.S., Ballantine Books ISBN 0-345-25291-8, publication date 12 March 1976, Paperback
- 1977, U.S., Del Rey Books ISBN 0-345-27102-5, publication date 12 February 1977, Paperback
- 1980, U.S., Del Rey Books ISBN 0-345-29224-3, publication date 12 June 1980, Paperback
- 1981, U.S., Del Rey Books ISBN 0-345-30593-0, publication date 12 December 1981, Paperback
- 1984, U.S., Del Rey Books ISBN 0-345-31791-2, Paperback
- 1984, U.S., Del Rey Books ISBN 0-345-31791-2, publication date 12 June 1984, Paperback
- 1985, UK, Century Publishing ISBN 0-7126-0849-4, Paperback
- 1986, U.S., Del Rey Books ISBN 0-345-33747-6, publication date 12 July 1986, Paperback
- 1989, UK, Legend Books ISBN 0-09-961950-4, Paperback
- 2005, U.S., Ace Books ISBN 0-441-01341-4, publication date 6 December 2005, Hardcover
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