Welt am Draht

The book is in fair condition with visible signs of aging, such as yellowing pages and minor cover wear. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book is fully readable. There are no inscriptions or library markings, preserving its originality. The cover art is still vibrant, though the edges show slight wear typical of a paperback from this era.

"Welt am Draht" by Daniel F. Galouye is a science fiction novel published by Wilhelm Goldmann Verlag in 1965. This edition, titled in German, is an "Ungekürzte Ausgabe" (unabridged edition), offering readers the complete experience of Galouye's imaginative narrative. The book is set in a speculative future and delves into themes of reality and simulation, originally published in English as "Simulacron-3". This edition was translated by Tony Westermayr and edited by Herbert W. Franke, making it a unique version for German-speaking audiences. Notably, the book is devoid of any library markings or inscriptions, indicating its pristine and personal ownership history. Its condition reflects typical wear for its age, with some yellowing of pages, but it remains intact. This edition is a significant find for collectors of science fiction and German translations of classic works.