First published 1982

The Man from St. Petersburg

by Ken Follett

Editions tracked
2
First edition
Hamish Hamilton, 1982

The first edition of The Man from St. Petersburg by Ken Follett was published in London by Hamish Hamilton in 1982. We track 2 editions.

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Set in
England
Genre
thriller

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On Wings of Eagles

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Editions recorded
54 on Open Library, 28 in English
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Articles in 7 languages

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Who published the first edition of The Man from St. Petersburg?

The first edition of The Man from St. Petersburg by Ken Follett was published in London by Hamish Hamilton in 1982.

How many editions of The Man from St. Petersburg are there?

We track 2 editions of The Man from St. Petersburg, including 1 first edition. Each has its own page with how to identify it.

What should I read after The Man from St. Petersburg?

In order, it follows The Key to Rebecca and it is followed by On Wings of Eagles, according to Wikidata.