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The Motion of Light in Water

Sex and Science Fiction Writing in the East Village, 1957-1965

by Samuel R. Delany

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Earliest known edition
1988
Selected edition
hardcover
Pages in this edition
302
English editions
9 ↗
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March 1988 · Arbor House Pub Co · eng

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EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
The Motion of Light in WaterSelectedMarch 1988hardcover302Open Library ↗
The motion of light in waterSamuel R. Delany.2004unknown572Open Library ↗
The motion of light in waterSamuel R. Delaney.1990unknown581Open Library ↗
The motion of light in waterSamuel R. Delany.1989unknown1Open Library ↗
Motion of Light in Water2014unknown572Open Library ↗
The motion of light in waterSamuel R. Delany.1993unknown519Open Library ↗
The motionof light in waterSamuel R. Delany..1989unknown—Open Library ↗
Motion of Light in Water2014unknown—Open Library ↗
Motion of Light in Water2014unknown—Open Library ↗
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