In the Land of Time, and Other Fantasy Tales

The collection includes several of Dunsany's most famous stories. It is grouped in themed sections by the editor, and the contents^[2] are:

• Introduction (S. T. Joshi)
• Suggestions for Further Reading (S. T. Joshi)
• A Note on the Text (S. T. Joshi)
• Section I: Pegana and Environs
  • The Gods of Pegāna (entire text)
  • Time and the Gods ("The Lament of the Gods for Sardathrion")
  • "The Legend of the Dawn"
  • "In the Land of Time"
  • "The Relenting of Sarnidac"
  • "The Fall of Babbulkund"
• Section II: Tales of Wonder
  • "The Sword of Welleran"
  • "The Kith of the Elf-Folk"
  • "The Ghosts"
  • "The Fortress Unvanquishable, Save for Sacnoth"
  • "Blagdaross"
  • "Idle Days on the Yann"
  • "A Shop in Go-by Street"
  • "The Avenger of Perdóndaris"
  • "The Bride of the Man-Horse"
• Section III: Prose Poems
  • "Where the Tides Ebb and Flow"
  • "The Raft Builders"
  • "The Prayer of the Flowers"
  • "The Workman"
  • "Charon"
  • "Carcassonne"
  • "Roses"
  • "The City"
• Section IV: Fantasy and Reality
  • "The Wonderful Window"
  • "The Coronation of Mr. Thomas Shap"
  • "The City on Mallington Moor"
  • "The Bureau d'Echange de Maux"
  • "The Exiles' Club"
  • "Thirteen at Table"
  • "The Last Dream of Bwona Khubla"
• Section V: Jorkens
  • "The Tale of the Abu Laheeb" (the first Jorkens story)
  • "Our Distant Cousins"
  • "The Walk to Lingham"
  • "The Development of the Rillswood Estate"
  • "A Life's Work"
• Section VI: Some Late Tales
  • "The Policeman's Prophecy"
  • "The Two Bottles of Relish"
  • "The Cut"
  • "Poseidon"
  • "Helping the Fairies"
  • "The Romance of His Life"
  • "The Pirate of the Round Pond"
• Explanatory Notes (S. T. Joshi)