an introduction by Jean Mark Gawron. After the Bantam edition went out of print the book was republished by Grafton (1992); Wesleyan University Press / University Press of New England (1996); and Vintage Books, an imprint of Random House (2001), the latter two with an introduction by William Gibson. In 2010 Gollancz brought out an edition as part of its SF Masterworks series, and in 2014 an ebook edition of the novel appeared. 1975, USA, Bantam Books (), Pub date January 1975, paperback (First edition) 1977, USA, Gregg Press (), Pub date June 1977, hardcover 1982, USA, Bantam Books (), Pub date December 1982, paperback 1992, UK, Grafton Press (), Pub date 1992, paperback 1996, USA, Wesleyan University Press (University Press of New England) (), Pub date 1996, paperback and limited edition slip-case hardcover edition of 300 signed and numbered copies. 2001, USA, Vintage Books (ISBN ), Pub date 15 May 2001, paperback 2002, USA, Vintage Books (), Pub date 1 February 2002, paperback 2010, UK, Gollancz / Orion (978-0-575-09099-6), Masterworks of SF II Series, trade paperback 2014, USA, Open Road Media (978-1-4804-6178-9), ebook References Sources Samuel R. Delany, "About Five Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Words" in The Jewel-Hinged Jaw, Berkeley Books, New York: 1977 Robert Elliot Fox, "'This You-Shaped Hole of Insight and Fire': Meditations on Delany's Dhalgren" in Ash of Stars; On the Writings of Samuel R. Delany, edited by James Sallis, University of Mississippi Press, Jackson: 1996 Jean Mark Gawron, "'On Dhalgren'''" in Ash of Stars; On the Writings of Samuel R. Delany, edited by James Sallis, University of Mississippi Press, Jackson: 1996 Bill Wood (editor), On Dhalgren'', Fantastic Books, New York: 2021 External links SF Site review of novel Bookreporter Review An interpretation of the novel Errata for Dhalgren, approved by the author 1974 American novels 1974 science fiction novels 1970s LGBT novels American post-apocalyptic novels Novels by Samuel Delany Metafictional novels Novels with gay themes LGBT speculative fiction novels American LGBT novels Fictional portrayals of schizophrenia