Delta Green: Denied to the Enemy Thule, the Nazi Atlantis, legendary home of Aryan superbeings that ruled prehistory. Thule was supposed to be a Nazi myth, but when a defector from the SS occult sciences division, the Karotechia, brings proof of Thule's reality, Delta Green's course is clear: the alien city and its technological and occult secrets must be denied to the enemy at all costs. But the true masters of Thule are fighting their own war. A traitor from the past endangers their eons-old plan to shape the future. The survival of mankind depends on the fate of Thule; but to destroy Thule or save it? Which choice will save mankind? Written by Dennis Detwiller with cover Art by Samuel Araya. #5014, $15.95, 258 pp.
		Delta Green: Dark Theatres This third volume in the Origins Award-winning fiction line for Delta Green includes eight stories of horror and conspiracy. This time, the Cthulhu Mythos tales traverse the twentieth century--a grunt's-eye view of the 1927 Raid on Innsmouth, the terrible work of the Nazi Karotechia in WWII, the crushing miasma of Vietnam, and much more. Edited by Bob Kruger & John Tynes, with cover art by John T. Snyder. #5013, $19.95, 312pp.
		Delta Green: The Rules of Engagement The first Delta Green novel, by DG co-creator John Tynes--now in paperback! When an agent vanishes, leaving behind a lifetime of mystery and igniting a future of peril, a Delta Green team is pulled into a vortex of horror and deception, destiny and betrayal. From the Smoky Mountains of eastern Tennessee to the snow-covered beltway of Washington, from the depths of Fort Leavenworth prison to the sunny tropics of Puerto Rico, from the sky over China to the jungles of Cambodia, we are there, following a scarlet skein of tangled causality through time and space that threatens to ignite a war between Delta Green and its bitterest enemy. The dancers at the soul of time are calling across the gulf of infinity. Won't you join the dance? #5008, $13.95, 240pp.
		The Lurker in the Lobby The definitive guide to Cthulhu-related movies is here! Lurker reviews more than three dozen movies and TV shows, giving you the straight dope--and thanks to our exclusive new interviews with Lovecraftian film-makers like John Carpenter, Roger Corman, and Stuart Gordon, you'll also get the inside scoop! Plus, twenty student and indie film-makers contribute essays on how they made their zero-budget HPL adaptations, guerrilla-style. Toss in dozens of great movie stills, posters, lobby cards, and behind-the-scenes photos, bring to a boil with a preface by HPL scholar and biographer S.T. Joshi, and you've got a Lovecraftian taste treat. The Lurker goes where other movie guides fear to tread! #5010, $19.95, 208pp.
		A Cthulhu Mythos Bibliography & Concordance Howard Phillips Lovecraft's life and career ended decades ago, yet the compelling cosmic vision he left behind has never been more vital. The list of writers who have drawn inspiration from his creations is extensive and ever-expanding. Their works within the Mythos--ranging from fannish pastiche to masterpieces of weird fiction--have collectively mapped the strange territories of Lovecraft's unwitting legacy. A Cthulhu Mythos Bibliography & Concordance by Chris Jarocha-Ernst catalogs these territories, one work at a time, for the benefit of readers, writers, and scholars of this rich sub-genre of the weird tale. Features: More than 2600 works cited by author with original bibliographic data, including short stories, novels, poetry, and selected correspondence -- Detailed concordance of mythos terms cites all stories that refer to a given topic (e.g., "Cthulhu" or "Dunwich") -- Separate index of titles -- guide to authorial pseudonyms and collaborations -- Master directory of contemporary Mythos anthologies and all the works they contain. #5007, $27.95, 480pp.

The King in Yellow
May, 2000
Play, originally performed in Olympia, WA, on Walpurgisnacht 1999. Anonymously written in France, translated to English by Thomas Rhyng

Sosostris
January, 2000
A King in Yellow novella by John Tynes, with connections to our earlier chapbooks Ambrose and Broadalbin.

Delta Green: The Rules of Engagement
August, 1999
A 250-copy signed, limited-edition, hardcover version of our debut novel.

Delta Green: Dark Theatres
August, 1999
This 100-copy limited-edition version of our second fiction anthology sold out in one week.

A Guide to the Cthulhu Cult
1998
Fred Pelton's 1946 work of scholarship on the Cthulhu Cult, released by Armitage House in a trade paperback with cover art by Blair Reynolds.

Delta Green: Alien Intelligence
March, 1998
Market edition. Grim, searing stories of mysteries, conspiracies, and personal apocalypse in the Delta Green milieu.

Delta Green: Alien Intelligence
August, 1997
This 100-copy limited-edition version of our first fiction anthology sold out in two weeks.

A Guide to the Cthulhu Cult
August, 1996
A scholarly treatise on the notorious Cult of Cthulhu, by Fred Pelton. This was a 100-copy limited edition; the retail version is now available.

Ambrose
August, 1996
A short story dealing with the King in Yellow, Carcosa, and other creations of writer Robert W. Chambers. Written by John Tynes.

From Beyond
August, 1995
An original Cthulhu Mythos play, published in conjunction with its debut performance in Chicago. Written by Brendan Baber, James Pelton, and Jonathan Taylor.

Broadalbin
August, 1995
A novella of the King in Yellow. Written by John Tynes.

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