Wake
by Anna Hope
Wake is Anna Hope's debut novel, first published in London by Doubleday in January 2014, with a US edition from Random House the same year. It was shortlisted for New Writer of the Year at the 2014 National Book Awards.
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- 3
- First edition
- Doubleday, 2014
- First published
- Doubleday, London, 2014
The first edition of Wake by Anna Hope was published in London by Doubleday in 2014. We track 3 editions.
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Who published the first edition of Wake?
The first edition of Wake by Anna Hope was published in London by Doubleday in 2014.
How many editions of Wake are there?
We track 3 editions of Wake, including 1 first edition. Each has its own page with how to identify it.
Where these facts come from
- Anna Hope, Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org)
- Wake (London: Doubleday, 2014), Internet Archive (archive.org)
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