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The Futurological Congress

by Stanisław Lem

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Original publication
2005
Selected edition
paperback
Pages in this edition
160
English editions
10 ↗
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Sep 08, 1977 · Orbit · eng

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EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
The Futurological CongressSelectedSep 08, 1977paperback160Open Library ↗
The Futurological CongressJanuary 1991paperback156Open Library ↗
The Futurological CongressMay 1976paperback—Open Library ↗
Futurological CongressApril 1, 1999hardcover—Open Library ↗
Futurological Congress2017unknown144Open Library ↗
The Futurological CongressTranslated from the Polish by Michael Kandel.1974unknown149Open Library ↗
The Futurological Congress (from the memoirs of Ijon Tichy)Stanisław Lem ; translated from the Polish by Michael Kandel.1985unknown149Open Library ↗
The futurological Congress(by) Stanisław Lem ; translated from the Polish by Michael Kandel.1975unknown149Open Library ↗
Futurological Congress1985unknown160Open Library ↗
The Futurological Congress (from the memoirs of Ijon Tichy).Translated from the Polish by Michael Kandel.1975unknown149Open Library ↗
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