The Sleepers and Other Wakeful Things
Introduction by Ramsey Campbell.
Contents:
- The Night Rider
- The River (with Mark Schorer)
- The Black Castle (with Mark Schorer)
- The Turret Room (with Mark Schorer)
- The Sleepers
- The Three-Storied House
- The Tenant at Number Seven
- Melodie in E Minor
- The House on the Highway
- The Lilac Bush
- Across the Hall
- Just a Song at Twilight
- Mrs. Bentley's Daughter
- Ghosts Who Re-enact Their Crimes
- Wraiths of the Sea
- Laughter in the Night (with Mark Schorer)
- The White Moth
- The Metronome
- Muggridge's Aunt
- Mr. Berbeck Had a Dream
- The Telephone in the Library
- The Wind from the River
- McGovern's Obsession
- Three Gentlemen in Black
- The Vengeance of Ai (with Mark Schorer)
- Man in the Dark
- A Message for His Majesty
- The Room in the Annex (as by Tally Mason)
- After You, Mr. Henderson
- The Four Who Came Back
- No Light for Uncle Henry
- Alannah
- Carousel
- Dead Man's Shoes
- The Churchyard Yew
- Twilight Play
- The Ormolu Clock
- The Man on B-17
- The Closing Door
- Pott's Triumph
- A Knocking in the Wall
- Hector
- The Night Road
- The Ebony Stick
- The Disc Recorder
- Complete with Ghost (aka House — With Ghost)
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