The Watchers Out of Time (37 page)

The stories collected in
The Watchers Out of Time
are works of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

2008 Del Rey Trade Paperback Edition

Collection copyright © 1974 by April R. Derleth and Walden W. Derleth

All rights reserved.

Published in the United States by Del Rey Books, an imprint of The Random House Publishing Group, a division of Random House, Inc., New York.

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Originally published in different form in hardcover in the United States by Arkam House Publishers, Inc., in 1974. This edition was first published by Carroll & Graf in paperback in 1991. Reprinted by arrangement with Arkham House Publishers, Inc.

“The Survivor,” copyright 1954, by Weird Tales, for
Weird Tales;
copyright 1957, by August Derleth
“Wentworth’s Day,” copyright 1957, by August Derleth for
The Survivor and Others
“The Peabody Heritage,” copyright 1957, by August Derleth for
The Survivor and Others
“The Gable Window,” copyright 1957, by Candar Publishing, Inc. (as
The Murky Glass
), for
Saturn
; copyright 1957, by August Derleth
“The Ancestor,” copyright 1957, by August Derleth for
The Survivor and Others
“The Shadow Out of Space,” copyright 1957, by August Derleth for
The Survivor and Others
“The Lamp of Alhazred,” copyright 1957, by August Derleth for
The Survivor and Others
“The Shuttered Room,” copyright 1959, by August Derleth for
The Shuttered Room and Other Pieces
“The Fisherman of Falcon Point,” copyright 1959, by August Derleth for
The Shuttered Room and Other Pieces
“Witches’ Hollow,” copyright 1962, by August Derleth, for
Dark Mind, Dark Heart
“The Shadow in the Attic,” copyright 1964, by August Derleth for
Over the Edge
“The Dark Brotherhood,” copyright 1966, by August Derleth for the
Dark Brotherhood and Other Pieces
“The Horror from the Middle Span,” copyright 1967, by August Derleth for
Travellers by Night
“Innsmouth Clay,” copyright 1971, by August Derleth for
Dark Things

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