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==Greg Egan==

I'm doing a "let's collect every American first edition" thing for Greg Egan, based off the (presumably authoritative) bibliography on [https://www.gregegan.net/BIBLIOGRAPHY/Bibliography.html his site]. This allows me to not worry about An Unusual Angle, which has no American edition (his first book, it was published only in Australia, and is fairly difficult to find), nor his second book Quarantine (no American hardback). His early works were generally released in the UK before the USA. To count (indicated by boldface), it must be a first edition first printing hardback in ~~very good~~ condition ~~or better~~. A lot of his early covers are just ghastly, but enjoyable in a kitschy way. The earlier books are generally better than the more recent ones IMHO.

I'm doing a "let's collect every American first edition" thing for Greg Egan, based off the (presumably authoritative) bibliography on [https://www.gregegan.net/BIBLIOGRAPHY/Bibliography.html his site]. This allows me to not worry about An Unusual Angle, which has no American edition (his first book, it was published only in Australia, and is fairly difficult to find), nor his second book Quarantine (no American hardback). His early works were generally released in the UK before the USA. To count (indicated by boldface), it must be a first edition first printing hardback in decent condition. A lot of his early covers are just ghastly, but enjoyable in a kitschy way. The earlier books are generally better than the more recent ones IMHO.

===Novels===

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 ==Greg Egan==
-I'm doing a "let's collect every American first edition" thing for Greg Egan, based off the (presumably authoritative) bibliography on [https://www.gregegan.net/BIBLIOGRAPHY/Bibliography.html his site]. This allows me to not worry about <i>An Unusual Angle</i>, which has no American edition (his first book, it was published only in Australia, and is fairly difficult to find), nor his second book <i>Quarantine</i> (no American hardback). His early works were generally released in the UK before the USA. To count (indicated by <b>boldface</b>), it must be a first edition first printing hardback in very good condition or better. A lot of his early covers are just ghastly, but enjoyable in a kitschy way. The earlier books are generally better than the more recent ones IMHO.
+I'm doing a "let's collect every American first edition" thing for Greg Egan, based off the (presumably authoritative) bibliography on [https://www.gregegan.net/BIBLIOGRAPHY/Bibliography.html his site]. This allows me to not worry about <i>An Unusual Angle</i>, which has no American edition (his first book, it was published only in Australia, and is fairly difficult to find), nor his second book <i>Quarantine</i> (no American hardback). His early works were generally released in the UK before the USA. To count (indicated by <b>boldface</b>), it must be a first edition first printing hardback in decent condition. A lot of his early covers are just ghastly, but enjoyable in a kitschy way. The earlier books are generally better than the more recent ones IMHO.
 ===Novels===