Unabridged poster edition: Spineless Classics, 1 December 2014, SP197 (EAN 0639767956291) Reissue: B-format with revised Kirby cover: Corgi, 21 June 2012 (978-9-1) New issue, B-format, with black/gold photographic design cover, as used on the 21st anniversary edition, above, placed on sale at the same time as the Kirby edition, April 2005 (2-7) (Prior to the choice of the Player cover a trial design with an illustration by Chris Brown was also printed, but rejected. Issued with ‘Vitruvian Turtle’ cover by Stephen Player, Corgi, c.15,800 copies 11 February 1993 (3-2) not reprinted. One thousand numbered, slip-cased copies (without dust-jacket) signed by Terry Pratchett, were issued with no change to the ISBN. Large print edition: Isis, hbk, c.400 copies in October 1994 (1-85695-324-6) pbk, c.400 copies in August 1995 (1-85695-364-5)īCA’s Unseen Library: 7,000 copies in November 2001 (CN7198) Although noted on copyright page as ‘By arrangement with Victor Gollancz Ltd’, it was licensed to BCA by Colin Smythe Ltd.Ĭommemorative 21 st Anniversary Edition: Doubleday, in association with Colin Smythe, 2 September 2004 (4-0) It is slightly larger than the original – page height 21.5cm to 20.9cm.Ĭompact edition: Gollancz, c.20,000 copies on 16 November 1995 (5-0)ĭiscworld Collector’s Library: The Unseen University Collection (hbk, cover engraving by Joe McLaren): Gollancz, August 2014 (978-2-1) This edition has two jackets, one copies the original 1983 version, the other the 1989 Kirby version, both being wrapped around the book.
Copies would have been on sale at least three weeks prior to that date)Ģnd edition (jacket illustration: Josh Kirby), with an additional introduction, 1033 copies published in November 1989 (0-86140-324-X)Ī facsimile edition originally announced as being of 500 copies, but later increased to at least 1,000, was published by Hill House Publishers (without a contract), in 2005. Alan Smith), c.506 copies Thursday 24 November 1983 (0-86140-089-5) (Originally intended to be published on 10 November, I delayed publication to have labels printed to cover over the embarrassingly inaccurate blurb written by the US publishers, who printed our copies. Chosen as a representative text for the British National Corpusįor Innovation’s graphic novel, The Colour of Magic, click here
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