Publication:MNLGHTNDVC1999

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Copyright acknowledgments

Pages 6 and 7 are an untitled copyright acknowledgments. Note that the publication also lists the copyright for each story. They are always by Charles de Lint and in the year of first publication and so were not listed here.

• "Sweetgrass & City Streets" is original to this collection.
• "Saskia" first appeared in Space Opera, edited by Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough; DAW Books, 1996.
• "In This Soul of a Woman" first appeared in Love in Vein, edited by Poppy Z. Brite; HarperPrism, 1994.
• "The Big Sky" first appeared in Heaven Sent, edited by Peter Crowther; DAW Books, 1995.
• "Birds" first appeared in The Shimmering Door, edited by Katharine Kerr; HarperPrism, 1996.
• "Passing" first appeared in Excalibur, edited by Richard Gilliam, Martin H. Greenberg and Edward E. Kramer; Warner Books, 1995.
• "Held Safe by Moonlight and Vines" first appeared in Castle Fantastic, edited by John DeChancie and Martin H. Greenberg; DAW Books, 1996.
• "In the Pines" first appeared in Destination Unknown, edited by Peter Crowther; White Wolf Publishing, 1997.
• "Shining Nowhere But In the Dark" first appeared in Realms of Fantasy, Vol. 3, No. 1, October, 1996.
• "If I Close My Eyes Forever" is original to this collection, based on a comic book script of the same title which appeared in Weird Business, edited by Joe R. Lansdale and Richard Klaw; Mojo Press, 1995.
• "Heartfires" first appeared as a limited edition chapbook published by Triskell Press, 1994.
• "The Invisibles" first appeared in David Copperfield's Beyond Imagination, edited by David Copperfield and Janet Berliner; HarperPrism, 1997.
• "Seven for a Secret" first appeared in Immortal Unicorn, edited by Peter S. Beagle and Janet Berliner, New York: HarperPrism, 1995.
• "Crow Girls" first appeared as a limited edition chapbook published by Triskell Press, 1995.
• "Wild Horses" first appeared in Tarot Fantastic, edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Lawrence Schimel; Daw Books, 1997.
• "In the Land of the Unforgiven" is original to this collection.
• "My Life as a Bird" first appeared as a limited edition chapbook published by Triskell Press, 1996.
• "China Doll" first appeared in The Crow: Shattered Lives and Broken Dreams, edited by James O'Barr and Edward E. Kramer; Del Rey, 1998.
• "In the Quiet After Midnight" first appeared in Olympus, edited by Bruce D. Arthurs and Martin H. Greenberg; DAW Books, 1998.
• "The Pennymen" first appeared in Black Cats and Broken Mirrors, edited by John Helfers and Martin H. Greenberg; DAW Books, 1998.
• "Twa Corbies" first appeared in Twenty 3: A Miscellany, edited by Anna Hepworth, Simon Oxwell and Grant Watson; Infinite Monkeys/Western Australian Science Fiction Foundation, 1998; based on a comic book script of the same title which appeared in The Book of Ballads and Sagas; Green Man Press, 1997.
• "The Fields Beyond the Fields" first appeared as a limited edition chapbook published by Triskell Press, 1997.

Note that the copyright acknowledgments states that "Held Safe by Moonlight and Vines" was first published in Castle Perilous. That must have been a planned title for the anthology as the story first appeared in Castle Fantastic, edited by John DeChancie and Martin H. Greenberg; DAW Books, 1996.