A MAZE OF DEATH

British Editions

• Gollancz 1972, 216 pages, £1.80, hard cover
• Pan 1973, 190 pages, 35p, paperback
• Pan 1977, 190 pages, 60p, paperback
• Grafton 1984, 191 pages, £1.50, paperback
• Grafton 1987, 191 pages, £2.50, paperback
• Grafton 1992, 191 pages, £4.99, paperback
• Voyager 1999, 191 pages, £6.99, paperback

From the back cover of the 1977 Pan Edition

A MAZE OF DEATH
Fourteen people arrive on the strange planet of Delmak-Q. each hoping to make a new start in life. But there are more endings than beginnings when murder claims one victim after another. In each' bizarre situation mounting suspense Is matched only by a growing surrealism. 'Entices the reader Into the deeps of fantasy by using wholly credible characters' SUNDAY TIMES

From the back cover of the Grafton editions

Delmak-O was one big deathtrap.. . Fourteen people arrive in the strange planet of Delmak-o, each looking forward to a new life in a new world. But what is the huge forbidding building near their settlement that plays on each individual's fears and superstitions? And what are the tiny artificial insects which observe the colonists with minute TV cameras? Without warning, the murders begin. . .