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== US ==
 
== US ==
  
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{{Edition tile|image=camp-cover-doubleday.jpg|desc=Doubleday, 1969. Hardcover.|cover-by=Saul Lambert}}
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{{Edition tile|image=camp-cover-avon.jpg|desc=Avon, 1971. Paperback.|isbn=0380023482}}
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{{Edition tile|image=camp-cover-bantam.jpg|desc=Bantam Books, 1980. Paperback.|isbn=0553131176}}
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{{Edition tile|image=camp-cover-carroll-graf.jpg|desc=Carroll & Graf, 1988.<ref>The Carroll & Graf paperback featured a bizarrely Reaganesque back cover blurb, claiming that the novel was about "a frightening future world when Third World guerrillas are busy at work undermining the shaky foundations of Western democracies."</ref> Paperback.|cover-by=Stephen Hall|isbn=0881843865}}
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{{Edition tile|image=camp-cover-vintage.jpg|desc=Vintage Books (Random House), 1999. Trade paperback.|cover-by=Jana Sturbek|isbn=0375705457}}
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Vintage Books (Random House), 1999. Trade paperback. Cover art (by Jana Sturbek): back of prisoner's head with bar code. {{ISBN|0375705457}}
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Carroll & Graf, 1988. Paperback. Cover art (by Stephen Hall): head with detached face. This also featured a weirdly Reaganesque back cover blurb, claiming that the novel was about "a frightening future world when Third World guerrillas are busy at work undermining the shaky foundations of Western democracies." {{ISBN|0881843865}}
 
 
 
Bantam Books, 1980. Paperback. Cover art (artist unknown): Thinker-type statue with barbed wire. {{ISBN|0553131176}}
 
 
 
Avon, 1971. Paperback. Cover art (artist unknown): watercolor collage of screaming person with gas mask head whose torso opens onto a landscape. {{ISBN|0380023482}}
 
 
 
Doubleday, 1969. Hardcover. Cover art (Saul Lambert): alchemical flask and dragons.
 
  
 
== UK & Australia ==
 
== UK & Australia ==

Revision as of 17:20, 24 January 2025

Details and images in this list are mainly derived from ISFDB, which has fuller information.

All the notes on the rest of this site refer to the 1999 Vintage Books edition.

US

Doubleday, 1969. Hardcover. Cover art: Saul Lambert.
Avon, 1971. Paperback. ISBN 0380023482
Bantam Books, 1980. Paperback. ISBN 0553131176
Carroll & Graf, 1988.[1] Paperback. Cover art: Stephen Hall. ISBN 0881843865
Vintage Books (Random House), 1999. Trade paperback. Cover art: Jana Sturbek. ISBN 0375705457
  1. The Carroll & Graf paperback featured a bizarrely Reaganesque back cover blurb, claiming that the novel was about "a frightening future world when Third World guerrillas are busy at work undermining the shaky foundations of Western democracies."

UK & Australia

Serialized in four parts in New Worlds: July, August, September, and October 1967.
Hart-Davis, 1968. Hardcover. Cover art: Ken Reilly. ISBN 0246973528
Panther, 1969. Paperback. Cover art: Rickards/Vargo. ISBN 0586028463
Panther, 1973. Paperback. ISBN 0586028463
Panther, 1977. Paperback. Cover art: Rickards/Vargo. ISBN 0586028463