Sogen-sha, 1974. |
 Ariel Press, 1990, cover
by Mark Peyton. |
Turkish edition, date
unknown. More
here. |
 ho was Gosseyn? Gosseyn
himself didn't know his own identity - only that he could
be killed, yet live again..... But someone knew who
Gosseyn was - and was using him as a pawn in a deadly
game that spanned the Galaxy!
Actually this book is much better than the blurb. Read a detailed essay on this masterpiece. This story was originally serialized in Astounding Science Fiction in 1945. It's sequel is "The Pawns of Null-A." |
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 1953 ACE double edition with cover by Robert Schulz. It is backed with "The Universe Maker" |
 Grosset and Dunlap, 1950
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 J'Ai Lu,
date unknown. |
 Editrice Nord, 1973. |
 Ace, 1964, cover by Ed Emshwiller. |
 Astounding Science Fiction,
august 1945. |
 J'Ai Lu, date unknown. |
 Berkley, 1970. |
Sphere, date unknown. |
 Astounding Science Fiction, september 1945. |
Berkley, 1974. |
 TOR, 2002. Cover image by Hubert Rogers |
Acervo, 1975. |
J'Ai Lu, 2001. |
Urania, no. 10, 1953 |
Sphere Science Fiction, 1980. Cover art by Bruce Pennington. |
 Simon
and Schuster , 1948. |
 Easton Press, 1988. See the Null-A fashion as portrayed by Vincent DiFate in this edition. , 1988. |
Urania, 1964. More here.
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Le Rayon Fantastique, 1953. |
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