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Author:	Luke Rhinehart
Title:	The Dice Man
Publisher:	Harper Collins
Country:	UK
Date:	1994
Format:	Paperback
Class Number:	813.54
Genre:	Fiction, Society
ISBN-10:	0586037659
Barcode:	9780586037652
First Published:	1971
Rating:	9.0 Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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First published in Great Britain by Talmy, Franklin Ltd in 1971
Previously published in paperback by Grafton in 1972, reprinted 27 times.
Printed & bound in Great Britain by Caledonian International Book Manufacturing Ltd.

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ppint. ● 15th Aug 2019		n.b. still bearing its panther books isbn: so presumably not re-set, and would qualify as the twenty-ninth uk p/b printing - if people in corporate megapublishers could still count so high entry in subtitle: field is wrong and should be deleted



RadoxTheGreen 9th Oct 2015		The book originally was released with "this book can change your life". With 27 reprints I guess they thought they should update it. You're right about the book, it got me into diceing big time. Nothing like taking off with a back pack, passport and rolling the dice to see where you end up, what meals you eat and so on. If my legs are holding up when I hit retirement age, it's still an option for me as a way of seeing out my last years.



nboldock 9th Oct 2015		The "this book can still change your life", I'm sure isn't a subtitle, it's just a bit of marketing guff isn't it? Fabulous book this :-)

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