First published 1973

The Fallible Fiend

by L. Sprague de Camp

Editions tracked
2
First edition
New American Library, 1973
Series
Novarian series

The first edition of The Fallible Fiend by L. Sprague de Camp was published in New York by New American Library in 1973. We track 2 editions.

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Comes after
The Emperor's Fan
Followed by
The Goblin Tower, The Reluctant King

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Editions recorded
8 on Open Library, 7 in English
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Who published the first edition of The Fallible Fiend?

The first edition of The Fallible Fiend by L. Sprague de Camp was published in New York by New American Library in 1973.

How many editions of The Fallible Fiend are there?

We track 2 editions of The Fallible Fiend, including 1 first edition. Each has its own page with how to identify it.

Did The Fallible Fiend win any awards?

Yes: The Fallible Fiend won the British Fantasy Award for Best Short Fiction (1973), according to Wikidata.

What should I read after The Fallible Fiend?

In order, it follows The Emperor's Fan and it is followed by The Goblin Tower, The Reluctant King, according to Wikidata.