Snow Falling on Cedars (1995)

David Guterson · Bloomsbury, London · Updated 28 Oct 2026

Publisher Bloomsbury Year 1995

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Who published the Snow Falling on Cedars 1995 hardback?: Bloomsbury, London, in 1995, in hardback.

Publisher's practice

How Bloomsbury marked its first editions

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (1997), first printing: the copyright page gives 1997 as its only date and has a number line ending in 1 (10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1).
The copyright page credits the author as "Joanne Rowling" rather than "J. K. Rowling".
On page 53 the list of school equipment gives "1 wand" twice.
The back cover spells the title "Philospher's Stone".
The first run was only 500 hardbacks, and some 300 went to libraries, so many copies were worn out or lost.

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