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| 1985 edition: Cover art by Larry Lurin |
| THE SALAMANDRA GLASS A. W. Mykel New York: Bantam Books, February 1985 |
Rating: 5.0 High |
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| ISBN-13 978-0-553-24660-5 | ||||
| ISBN-10 0-553-24660-7 | 529pp. | SC | $3.95 | |
| Pages 64-5: | "The fire crackled loudly in the big stone fireplace of the living room, throwing welcome comfort into the the room. The cold dampness outside had begun to penetrate the old house. Danny started up the furnace and lit the fire in the living room to provide some immediate warmth..." |
| A bald-faced continuity error. |
| Page 124: | "The sounds of war drew near again as they approached Vienne-la-Ville. But the sounds were distant. The Germans had finished with Vienne-la-Ville..." |
| A contradiction. |
| Page 186: | "Burak knew that his efforts in France to help establish Resistance networks was vital to the course of the war for his country, too." |
| Number error: S/B "were vital". |
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