(A second paperback edition, with a new afterword, has just been published by the Free Press).
(The standard version, that is: there's a deluxe edition with a second disc).
Kerrang! magazine is celebrating its 1,500th edition with a special anniversary issue, out today.
The novel has been reissued in a 50th anniversary edition with a new introduction by Mailer.
Unlimited edition, £30; limited edition with a sick bag annotated by Cave himself, £750.
(It is still in print; try the Penguin edition, with a fine introduction by Margaret Drabble).
A bilingual edition with a sampling of his poetry is Scarecrow & Other Anomalies (2002), translated by Gilbert Alter-Gilbert.
The print version has two editions — a lower Hudson Valley edition, with a circulation of roughly 30,000, and a mid-Hudson edition, with a circulation of 10,000.
I bought my copy about 10 years ago, secondhand, a Folio Society edition with a faded grey cover.
(The current NYRB Classics edition, with a photo of two Englishmen on the cover, now prints the unexpurgated text).
A while ago, in a fit of extravagance, I bought a signed first edition with a book advance.
