| Publisher | Ballantine |
|---|---|
| Year | 1984 |
| Format | Mass-Market Paperback |
| Pages | 194 |
| Country | USA |
| ISBN | 0-345-31237-6 |
Ich Bin Nicht Sam (I’m Not Sam) (Germany)
German edition of I’m Not Sam translated by Thomas Schichtel.
Hide and Seek
They were young. They were looking for kicks. They decided to play an innocent game in a strange old house.
First it turned ugly. Then it turned brutal. Finally it became a nightmare of horror and violence.
None of them was ever the same again.
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Japanese edition of Triage, translated by Hiroshi Kaneko. Japanese title translates to Targeted Woman.
Off Season (UK)
This edition is slightly different than the original American edition, but not as complete as The Unexpurgated Edition.
From the Afterword to The Unexpurgated Edition (edited to avoid possible spoilers):
“There was one…change I made…for the British paperback.
At the very end of the original, [a character is] in the ambulance, shot up with painkillers and speculating through her haze on whether these people who are treating her are paramedics or doctors. She hoped they were doctors, reads the line.
A few months after the book was published I got a letter from a fan who said he’d enjoyed the read immensely. Until he got to that line.
He went on to say that he was in fact a paramedic and in [her] situation, she’d be far better off in the hands of a trained ambulance crew than with a bunch of doctors. I checked it out and he was right of course. Whoops. I hadn’t done my homework. I wrote back and apologized and thanked him for bringing the error to my attention and promised that if the book ever went into another printing anywhere I’d fix it.
In ’95 the Brits at Headline came along and I did.“