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Foreign Editions Reverse-Sorted by Date Published Foreign Editions, Rudy Rucker, May 20, 2011 Sorted by Most Recent Edition Date (Reverse Order) Title Country Foreign Title pb/hb Publisher Most (if known and printable, Recent * otherwise) Year Fourth Dimension Italy La Quarta Dimensione hb, pb Adelphi 2011 White Light Turkey Beyaz Isik pb Pan 2007 Hacker and the Ants Spain El Hacker Y las pb Omicron 2006 Hormigas Master of Space France Maitre de L'Espace pb DeNoel 2005 and Time et du Temps Secret of Life France Le Secret de la Vie pb DeNoel 2005 Secret of Life Italy Il Segreto di Conrad pb Bompiani, Mondadori 2003 Software Russia * hb AST Publishers 2003 Spaceland Russia * pb AST Publishers 2003 Wetware Russia * hb AST Publishers 2003 White Light Russia * hb AST Publishers 2003 Master of Space Italy Su e Giu per lo pb Mondadori, Einaudi 2002 and Time Spazio-Temporale Realware Italy Realware pb Mondadori 2002 Freeware Italy Freeware: pb Mondadori Urania 2001 La Nuova Carne Freeware Russia * pb AST Publishers 2001 Mind Tools Korea * hb Open Books Co. 2001 Realware Russia * pb AST Publishers 2001 Software Engineering UK " pb Pearson 2001 and Computer Games Wetware Italy Wetware: Gli Uomini Robot pb Phoenix, Mondadori 2001 Fourth Dimension Korea * hb Sejong Books 2000 Infinity and the Mind Japan * pb Gendi Sugaku Sha 2000 Infinity and the Mind Netherlands * hp Uitgeverij Contact 2000 Infinity and the Mind Portugal * pb Livraria Franciso 2000 Alves Seek! Italy Filosofo Cyberpunk pb Di Renzo Editore 2000 (with additional material). Software Italy Software: I Nuovi Robot pb Telemaco, Mondadori 2000 Software Korea * pb Kungree 2000 Software Portugal Software pb Caminho 2000 Fourth Dimension Israel * hb Magnes Press 1999 Freeware Japan * pb Hayakawa 1998 Infinity and the Mind Finland Mieli Ja Äärettömyys pb Fälth and Hässker 1998 Art House Saucer Wisdom UK Saucer Wisdom hp, pb Simon & Schuster 1998 Software Czech- Software pb Ivo Zelezny, 1998 oslovakia 12 Publishing Hollow Earth Germany Hohlwelt pb Heyne 1997 Infinity and the Mind Greece * pb Crete 1997 University Press Infinity and the Mind UK Infinty and the Mind pb Penguin 1997 White Light Italy Luce Bianca pb Bompiani 1996 Foreign Editions, Rudy Rucker, May 20, 2011 Sorted by Most Recent Edition Date (Reverse Order) 57th Franz Kafka Japan Thirteen Stories pb Hayakawa 1995 (with other stories) Master of Space Japan * pb Shin Sho Sha, 1995 and Time Hayakawa Sex Sphere Italy * pb Bompiani 1995 Software Greece * pb Neo Synira 1995 Spacetime Donuts Italy * pb Bompiani 1995 Wetware Greece * pb Nea Synira 1995 Fourth Dimension Spain La Cuarta Dimension pb, hb Salvat 1994 Hacker and the Ants Italy * pb Phoenix 1994 Hacker and the Ants Japan * pb Hayakawa 1994 Spacetime Donuts Japan * pb Hayakawa 1994 Mind Tools Japan * hb Kousakusha 1993 Wetware Finland Robojen Poika pb Werner Soderstrom 1993 Secret of Life Japan * pb Kuromo, Hayakawa 1992 Sex Sphere Japan * pb Hayakawa 1992 Software Finland Software pb Werner Soderstrom 1992 Spacetime Donuts Germany Gödel, Zappa, Rock’N’Roll pb Fischer Logo 1992 White Light Japan * pb Hayakawa 1992 Fourth Dimension Germany Die Wunderwelt der hb,h Sherz, Knaur 1991 Vierten Dimension Fourth Dimension Portugal A Quarta Dimensao pb Gradiva 1991 Hollow Earth Japan * pb Hayakawa 1991 Infinity and the Mind Italy La Mente e L’Infinito pb Muzzio 1991 Master of Space Germany Herr uber Raum und Zeit hb, pb Kruger 1991 and Time Wetware Germany Wetware pb Heyne 1991 Mind Tools Germany Der Ozean der Wahrheit hb, pb Fischer Logo 1990 Fourth Dimension Japan * hb human becoming 1989 Fourth Dimension Netherlands De Vierde Dimensie pb Uitgerverij Contact 1989 Infinity and the Mind Germany Die Ufer der hb Kruger, Fischer 1989 Unendlichkeit Mathenauts UK Mathenauts pb Hodder & Stoughton 1989 Sex Sphere Germany Lafcadio und die Sexkugel pb Fischer Logo 1989 Software Japan * pb Hayakawa 1989 Wetware UK Wetware pb Hodder & Stoughton 1989 57th Franz Kafka Germany Mixmischmasch pb Fisher Logo 1988 Secret of Life Germany Lichtfanger hb, pb Kruger, Fisher 1988 Software Germany Software pb Heyne 1988 Software Spain Software pb Martinez Roca 1988 Wetware Japan * pb Hayakawa 1988 Fourth Dimension France La Quatrieme Dimension pb Du Seuil 1985 Fourth Dimension UK Fourth Dimension hb, pb Rider, Penguin 1985 Software UK Software pb Penguin, Penguin Roc 1985 Geometry, Relativity Japan * pb Hakuyosha 1981 and the Fourth Dimension White Light Germany Weisses Licht pb Heyne 1981 White Light Switzerland Weisses Licht pb Sphinx (Basel) 1981 White Light UK White Light pb Virgin 1980 Foreign Editions, Rudy Rucker, May 20, 2011 Sorted by Most Recent Edition Date (Reverse Order).
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