Print History
- 1956, The City and the Stars, Muller, ISBN (NOT AVAILABLE)
- 1956, The City and the Stars, Harcourt, ISBN 0-15-118023-7
- 1957, The City and the Stars, Corgi, ISBN 0-552-11219-4
- 1968, The City and the Stars, Gollancz, ISBN 0-575-00159-3
- 1991, The City and the Stars, Spectra, ISBN 0-553-28853-9
- 2001, The City and the Stars, Gollancz, ISBN 1-85798-763-2
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