Release Details
- 1988, USA, Dalkey Archive Press, May 1988, Hardback
- 1989, UK, Jonathan Cape, ISBN 0-224-02685-2, August 1989, Hardback
- 1990, USA, Dalkey Archive Press, February 1990, Paperback (reprinted twice)
- 1995, USA, Dalkey Archive Press, ISBN 0-916583-50-3, May 1995, Second paperback edition (with afterword by Steven Moore)
- 1999, USA, Dalkey Archive Press, ISBN 1-56478-211-5, March 1999, Third paperback edition (with afterword)
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