Release Details
- 1936, Macmillan, hardback
- 1937, Cassell, hardback
- 1942, Scalera Films, theatrical film versions, Italy (titled Noi Vivi and Addio Kira)
- 1959, revised edition, Random House, hardback
- 1960, revised edition, Signet, paperback
- 1988, Duncan Scott Productions, US re-edited theatrical film version (titled We the Living)
- 1996, 60th Anniversary edition, New American Library ISBN 0-451-18784-9, paperback
- 2009, DVD Special Edition of US theatrical film version
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