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"Introduction" by Hugh Walker
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Foreword
by REH, discussing Picts (Excerpted from a letter to HPL, ca. early January
1932 ("Yes I enjoyed the postcards . . .", the excerpt beginning with "There
is one hobby of mine . . .")
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"Das verschwundene
Volk" ("The Lost Race")
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"Die im
Dunkeln wohnen" ("Men of the Shadows")
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"Herrscher der Nacht" ("Kings
of the Night")
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Untitled ("A gray sky arched . . .")
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"Würmer der Erde" ("Worms
of the Earth")
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"Die Trommeln der Pikten"
("The Drums of Pictdom") (poem)
(Appears in the Author's Foreword)
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Language: German
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Translated by Eduard Lukschandl
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Based on Donald M. Grant's WORMS
OF THE EARTH
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Includes a map of Bran Mak Morn's world.
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"Men of the Shadows" has a verse heading
("Men of the Shadows")
and four untitled poems embodied in the story:
"Chant of the White Beard"
"Rune"
"Song of the Pict"
"The Race Without Name"
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