Release Details
- 1972, UK, Collins Publishers ISBN 0-00-221657-4, Pub Date ? ? 1970, hardback (First edition)
- 1972, USA, Lippincott ISBN 0-00-612913-7, Pub Date ? ? 1972, hardback
- 1975, UK, Fontana ISBN 0-00-613666-4, Pub date 1 April 1975, paperback
- 1990, USA, W. W. Norton ISBN 0-393-30706-9, Pub date ? November 1990, paperback
- 1994, USA, W. W. Norton ISBN 0-393-03702-9, Pub date ? ? 1994, hardback
- 2000, USA, Chivers, Windsor, Paragon ISBN 0-7540-1423-1, Pub date 1 December 2000, hardback (large print)
- 2001, USA, Chivers, Windsor, Paragon ISBN 0-7540-2320-6, Pub date 1 September 2001, paperback (large print)
- 1996, UK, HarperCollins ISBN 0-00-649916-3, Pub date 7 October 1996, paperback
- 1997, UK, HarperCollins ISBN 0-00-105330-2, Pub date 21 April 1997, Audio book cassette (narrated by Robert Hardy)
- 1998, UK, HarperCollins ISBN 0-00-221657-4, Pub Date 27 January 1998, hardback
- 2001, USA, Recorded Books ISBN 1-4025-0221-4, Pub date ? September 2001, Audio book cassette (narrated by Patrick Tull)
- 2002, UK, Soundings ISBN 1-84283-261-1, Pub date ? September 2002, Audio book CD (narrated by Stephen Thorne)
- 2004, UK, Blackstone ISBN 0-7861-8703-4, Pub date ? January 2004, Audio book MP3 cassette (narrated by Robert Whitfield)
- 2011, USA, W. W. Norton & Company (ISBN 978-0-393-05993-9), Pub date 5 December 2011, e-book
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