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Invisible man

by Ralph Ellison

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Earliest known edition
1952
Selected edition
hardcover
Pages in this edition
439
English editions
44 ↗
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1952 · Modern Library-Published by Random House · eng

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Catalogued editions of Invisible man
EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
Invisible Man1952unknown568Open Library ↗
Invisible Man2010unknown351Open Library ↗
Ralph Ellison's Invisible manedited by John F. Callahan.2005unknown352Open Library ↗
Invisible Man2016unknown450Open Library ↗
Invisible man.1952unknown429Open Library ↗
Invisible manRalph Ellison1952unknown439Open Library ↗
Invisible man.1952unknown503Open Library ↗
Invisible manRalph Ellison.1965unknown469Open Library ↗
Invisible manRalph Ellison ; illustrated by Steven H. Stroud.1980unknown456Open Library ↗
Invisible Man2014unknown94Open Library ↗
Invisible Man2015unknown460Open Library ↗
Invisible man.1952unknown439Open Library ↗
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  • 100 greatest masterpieces of American literature.
  • A Random House book
  • Modern library of the world's best books
  • The 100 greatest masterpieces of American literature
  • [The Modern library of the world's best books]