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    The Perfect Lover by Christopher Priest (Charles Scribner’s Sons, October 1977, 0-684-15140-5, $7.95, 199pp, hc, n., cover by Muriel Nasser)
        Reprint (Faber and Faber 1977 as A Dream of Wessex) SF novel.

    The Perfect Lover by Christopher Priest (Dell, January 1979, 0-440-16880-5, $1.75, 304pp, pb, n., cover by Walter Bachinsky)
        Reprint (Faber and Faber 1977 as A Dream of Wessex) SF novel.

    The Prestige by Christopher Priest (Touchstone UK, September 4, 1995, 0-671-71924-6, £15.99, 404pp, hc, n., cover: [photo] by Holly Warburton)
        Literary fantasy novel. A journalist investigating a strange story finds his life entwined with a 19th century tragedy.

    The Prestige by Christopher Priest (Touchstone UK, September 2, 1996, 0-684-81755-1, £6.99, 404pp, pb, n., cover: [photo] by Holly Warburton)
        Reprint (Touchstone UK 1995) literary fantasy novel.

    The Prestige by Christopher Priest (St. Martin’s, October 1996, 0-312-14705-8, $24.95, 404pp, hc, n., cover by Greg Spalenka)
        Reprint (Touchstone UK 1995) literary fantasy novel.

    The Prestige by Christopher Priest (Tor, October 1997, 0-312-85886-8, $14.95, 404pp, tp, n., cover by Govanni Battista Bracceli)
        Reprint (Touchstone UK 1995) literary fantasy novel of rival stage magicians with unexpected powers. Winner of the James Tait Black Award and the World Fantasy Award.

    The Prestige by Christopher Priest (Gollancz, February 10, 2005, 0-575-07580-5, £7.99, 360pp, tp, n.)
        Reprint (Touchstone UK 1995) literary fantasy novel.

    The Prestige by Christopher Priest (Gollancz, February 10, 2011, 978-0-575-09941-8, £7.99, ix+369pp, tp, n., cover by Sidonie Beresford-Browne)
        Reprint (Touchstone UK 1995) literary fantasy novel. This edition adds a new introduction by Graham Sleight. In the “SF Masterworks” series.

    The Quiet Woman by Christopher Priest (Bloomsbury, March 1990, 0-7475-0587-X, £13.99, 216pp, hc, n., cover by Kim Marsland)
        Literary SF novel set in a Southern England that has been contaminated by a nuclear accident in France, about a writer’s struggle against the faceless authorities who want to suppress her book.

    The Quiet Woman by Christopher Priest (Abacus, April 4, 1991, 0-349-10195-7, £4.99, 286pp, tp, n., cover by Nick Bantock)
        Reprint (Bloomsbury 1990) literary SF novel.

    The Quiet Woman by Christopher Priest (Cosmos Books, 2005, 0-8095-1063-4, $15.95, 186pp, tp, n.)
        Reprint (Bloomsbury 1990) literary SF novel. This edition is revised.

    The Quiet Woman by Christopher Priest (Gollancz, December 11, 2014, 978-0-575-12170-6, £9.99, 236pp, tp, n.)
        Reprint (Bloomsbury 1990) literary SF novel. This edition follows the text of the 2005 (Cosmos Books) edition.

    Real-Time World by Christopher Priest (GrimGrin Studio, October 2008, 978-0-9559735-2-9, £16.99, 165pp, hc, co, cover by Christopher Priest)
        Reprint (NEL 1974) SF collection.

    The Separation by Christopher Priest (Scribner UK, August 19, 2002, 0-7432-2033-1, £10.99, 464pp, tp, n.)
        SF novel of an alternate World War 2.

    The Separation by Christopher Priest (Gollancz, November 27, 2003, 0-575-07002-1, £9.99, 328pp, hc, n., cover: [photo] by Hulton Archive)
        Reprint (Scribner UK 2002) alternate/parallel history SF novel. Winner of The Arthur C Clarke Award 2002 and The British SF Award 2003. A trade paperback (export only) edition (-07013-7, £6.99) was announced but not seen.

    The Separation by Christopher Priest (Valancourt Books, July 28, 2015, 978-1-941147-90-0, $16.99, 354pp, tp, n., cover by M. S. Corley)
        Reprint (Scribner UK 2002) award-winning alternate history novel.

    The Separation by Christopher Priest (Gollancz, May 13, 2021, 978-1-4732-3305-8, £8.99, vii+405pp, tp, n.)
        Reprint (Scribner UK 2002) award-winning alternate history novel. This edition adds a new introduction by Lissa Evans. In the “SF Masterworks” series.

    The Song of the Book by Christopher Priest (Birmingham Science Fiction Group, November 2000, no ISBN, 17pp, ph, nf, cover by David A. Hardy) [Novacon Booklets]
        Original short article, with foreword and afterword by Rog Peyton, issued in a limited edition of 300 numbered copies, to coincide with Priest’s Guest of Honour appearance at Novacon 30.

    The Space Machine by Christopher Priest (Popular Library, January 1978, 0-445-04142-0, $1.50, 320pp, pb, n.) [Time Machine]
        Reprint (Faber and Faber 1976) novel.

    The Space Machine by Christopher Priest (Gollancz, March 1988, 0-575-03994-9, £3.50, 363pp, pb, n., cover by Gary Bines) [Time Machine]
        Reprint (Faber and Faber 1976) SF novel. Volume 22 in the “VGSF Classics” series.

    The Space Machine by Christopher Priest (Gollancz, October 9, 2014, 978-0-575-12122-5, £8.99, 368pp, tp, n.) [Time Machine]
        Reprint (Faber and Faber 1976) novel.

    The Space Machine & A Dream of Wessex: Omnibus 1 by Christopher Priest (Earthlight UK, May 1999, 0-671-03389-1, £6.99, 567pp, pb, om)
        Omnibus of two SF novels; the books are separately paginated.

    Your Book of Film-Making by Christopher Priest (Faber and Faber, 1974, 0-571-10463-0, £1.40, 80pp, hc, nf)
        Introductory guide to film-making.

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