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| Cover art by John Melo |
| REVOLT IN 2100 Robert Anson Heinlein Henry Kuttner (Intro.) New York: Baen Books, September 1986 |
Rating: 5.0 High |
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| ISBN 0-671-65589-2 | 336pp. | HC | $3.50 | |
| Pages 54-55: | "I dove for her. My left hand muffled her scream; with the edge of my left hand I chopped the side of her neck—not a killing stroke but I had no time to be gentle; she went limp." |
| S/B "my right hand". |
| Page 96: | "Then I finally noticed a very minor thing, a calloused ridge on the bottom joint of the third finger of his left hand..." |
| Spelling: S/B "callused". |
| Page 97: | "Ergo, the ring callous was no coincidence; he was a West Pointer, and army officer, pretending to be a civilian." |
| Spelling: S/B "callus". |
| Page 105: | "Then I turned to the fuel-speed-distance gnomograph and roughed a problem..." |
| Spelling: S/B "nomograph". |
| Page 106: | "Leaving a jet plane in powered flight has all been figured out by careful engineers; you slap the jetison lever and pray..." |
| Spelling: S/B "jettison". |
| Page 147: | "Many was the Sunday afternoon that I had relaxed in his quarters..." |
| Grammar: S/B "were the Sunday afternoons". |
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