Editing An Experiment with Time (section)

==Publishing history==
''An Experiment with Time'' was first published by [[A & C Black]] in March 1927. Dunne continued to update it and many new editions and impressions were published over his lifetime. Black brought out a 1929 second edition, prefaced with editorial notes and an extract from a 1928 letter from [[Arthur Eddington]].<ref>Dunne, J. W. ''An Experiment with Time'', 2nd Edition, A.C. Black, 1929, p. viii "I agree with you about ' serialism ' ; the ' going on of time ' is not in Minkowski's world as it stands. My own feeling is that the ' becoming' is really there in the physical world,* but is not formulated in the description of it in classical physics (and is, in fact, useless to a scheme of laws which is fully deterministic). . . Yours truly, A. S. EDDINGTON. OBSERVATORY, CAMBRIDGE,  1928, Feb.1." </ref> Dunne then changed publisher to [[Faber & Faber]], with whom he would remain. The third edition incorporated major new material and was published by Faber's in 1932; this and subsequent editions were published in the US by [[Macmillan Inc.|Macmillan]]. The final version which he had a hand in was published as a "reprint" in 1948.

Faber continued printing paperback editions until at least 1973, and others have appeared since.