Release Details
- 1942, USA, Astounding Science Fiction magazine (ISSN NA), Pub date April 1942-May 1942, orig. serial
- 1948, USA, Fantasy Press (ISBN NA), Pub date ? ? 1948, hardback (First edition)
- 1948, USA, New American Library(ISBN 0-451-07599-4), Pub date ? ? 1948, Paperback
- 1964, USA, Signet (ISBN NA; Signet D2539), Pub. Date August 1964, Paperback
- 1981, UK, Gregg Press (ISBN 0-8398-2672-9), Pub date ? ? 1981, paperback
- 1975, USA, Signet (ISBN 0-451-08966-9), Pub date ? ? 1975, paperback
- 1975, UK, Panther Press (ISBN 0-586-02348-8), Pub date ? ? 1975, paperback
- 1981, USA, Ultramarine Publishing (ISBN 0-89366-282-8), Pub date ? June 1981, hardback
- 1983, UK, Hodder & Stoughton (ISBN 0-450-06022-5), Pub date 1 May 1983, hardback
- 1985, USA, New English Library (ISBN 0-450-03289-2), Pub date 1 November 1985, paperback
- 1989, USA, Signet (ISBN 0-451-15616-1), Pub date ? April 1989, paperback
- 1997, USA, Atlantic Books (ISBN 0-451-16676-0), Pub date 6 August 1997, paperback
- 2001, USA, Baen Books (ISBN 0-671-31836-5), Pub date ? September 2001, hardback
- 2002, USA, Baen Books (ISBN 0-7434-3561-3), Pub date 1 September 2002, paperback
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