One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (novel) - Editions

Editions

  • ISBN 0-606-04239-3 (prebound, 1962)
  • ISBN 0-451-16396-6 (mass market paperback, 1963)
  • ISBN 0-14-004312-8 (paperback, 1977, reprint)
  • ISBN 0-14-023601-5 (hardcover, 1996)
  • ISBN 1-55651-685-1 (paperback, 1988)
  • ISBN 0-453-00815-1 (audio cassette, 1993, abridged)
  • ISBN 0-14-028334-X (paperback, 1999)
  • ISBN 0-8220-7154-1 (e-book, 1999)
  • ISBN 0-7645-8662-9 (paperback, 2000)
  • ISBN 0-7910-6339-9 (library binding, 2001)
  • ISBN 0-14-118122-2 (paperback, 2002)
  • ISBN 0-7910-7118-9 (paperback)
  • ISBN 0-330-23564-8 (paperback)
  • ISBN 0-14-118788-3 (paperback, 2005)
  • ISBN 0-14-303690-4 (hardcover, 2005)
  • ISBN 0-329-06383-9 (hardcover)
  • ISBN 978-1-59887-052-7 (audio cd, 2006, abridged/read by Kesey; includes Fresh Air with Terry Gross interview with author)
  • Photos of the first edition One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

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