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Delirium Books
Company typePrivate
IndustryPublishing
Founded1999
FounderShane Ryan Staley
DefunctJanuary 2013
Headquarters
Indiana
,
United States
ProductsLimited edition horror books, magazines, chapbooks

Delirium Books, established in 1999 by entrepreneur Shane Ryan Staley and based in Indiana, operated as a specialized horror publisher focusing on limited edition, low-volume print runs aimed at collectors and devoted enthusiasts. Their limited editions were noted for selling out swiftly, which contributed to their increased desirability and collectible status. Among its notable publications was The Rising, the inaugural installment in Brian Keene's zombie horror series, which received the Bram Stoker Award for Best First Novel in 2003.

The company garnered industry accolades, including the 2005 Bram Stoker Award for Excellence in Specialty Press Publishing awarded by the Horror Writers Association, highlighting its strong presence within the specialty press domain. In the same year, Delirium Books earned the first-ever Shocker Award for Small Press of the Year from Shocklines.com, emphasizing its leadership in the small press arena.

Operations at Delirium Books concluded in January 2013, marking the end of its influential tenure as a respected name in horror fiction publishing.

Magazines

Delirium Books began by producing digest-sized magazines featuring color covers; however, the quantity of copies printed remains unspecified:

  • Delirium #1 (Winter 1999)
  • Delirium #2 (Summer 2000)
  • Delirium #3 (Fall 2000)
  • Delirium #4 (Winter 2001)

Chapbooks

Prominent limited-edition chapbooks released include:

Hardcover Line

The Hardcover Line from Delirium features first-edition limited hardcovers with full-color dust jackets, each signed and numbered with print runs ranging from fewer than 50 to up to 500 copies. Early releases did not include dust jackets; however, since September 2008, this line has been issued as a subscription series capped at 150 copies.

1999

  • The House Spider and Other Strange Visitors by Kurt Newton (August 1999): Limited hardcover of 50 copies; approximately 40 produced.
  • Demons, Freaks, and Other Abnormalities by Michael Laimo (October 1999): Hardcover limited to 150 copies; around 100 printed.

2000

  • I Love You and There is Nothing You Can Do About It by Gerard Houarner (January 2000): Limited hardcover run of 200 copies; about 125 printed.
  • Terror Incognita by Jeffrey Thomas (March 2000): Hardcover limited to 200 copies; roughly 125 produced.
  • Up, Out of Cities that Blow Hot and Cold by Charlee Jacob (May 2000): First leather-bound edition limited to 20 copies plus a separate hardcover edition limited to 300 copies; approximately 200 hardcovers printed.
  • Cage of Bones and Other Deadly Obsessions by John Everson (October 2000): Limited hardcover edition of 300 copies.

2001

2002

  • Dark Testament edited by Shane Ryan Staley (January 2002): Offered in two formats—a 200-copy limited hardcover and a 100-copy trade hardcover.
  • Dark Demons by Kurt Newton (March 2002): Released as a limited hardcover with 150 copies.
  • Maternal Instinct by J. F. Gonzalez (April 2002): Published as a limited hardcover, restricted to 150 copies.
  • Guises by Charlee Jacob (June 2002): Available in two editions—a leather-bound version limited to 15 copies, and a 150-copy limited hardcover.
  • Atmosphere by Michael Laimo (July 2002): Delirium’s first full-length novel, issued in both a leather-bound edition of 15 copies and a limited hardcover of 300 copies.
  • Visions Through A Shattered Lens by Gerard Houarner (September 2002): Released in a leather-bound edition of 15 copies alongside a 300-copy limited hardcover.

2003

  • Mean Sheep by Tom Piccirilli (January 2003): Issued as a leather-bound edition with only 26 copies and a limited hardcover run of 400 copies.
  • The Rising by Brian Keene (April 2003): Published in two versions—a leather-bound edition of 26 copies and a limited hardcover of 300 copies.
  • Sesqua Valley and Other Haunts by W. H. Pugmire (July 2003): Released as a limited hardcover with a print run of 250 copies.
  • No Rest At All by Brian Keene (August 2003): Available as a leather-bound edition restricted to 15 copies and a limited hardcover edition of 150 copies.
  • The Bleeding Season by Greg F. Gifune (October 2003): Issued in a limited hardcover format with 250 copies.
  • All the Lonely People by David B. Silva (December 2003): Offered in both a leather-bound edition of 26 copies and a limited hardcover run of 300 copies.

2004

  • Dreadful Delineations by John Maclay (January 2004): Released as a limited hardcover with an edition size of 250 copies.
  • The Attraction by Douglas Clegg (March 2004): Published in two editions—a leather-bound version limited to 26 copies and a larger limited hardcover run of 500 copies.
  • Fear of Gravity by Brian Keene (March 2004): Issued both as a leather-bound edition with just 26 copies and a limited hardcover totaling 400 copies.
  • Nether: Improper Bedtime Stories by Scott Thomas and Jeffrey Thomas (June 2004): A deluxe collection of earlier works, released exclusively as a leather-bound hardcover with only 26 copies.
  • Honey Is Sweeter Than Blood by Jeffrey Thomas (June 2004): Available as a limited hardcover capped at 250 copies.
  • Shadows of Flesh by Scott Thomas (June 2004): Published in a limited hardcover edition restricted to 250 copies.
  • New Dark Voices by Michael Oliveri, Gene O'Neill and John Urbancik (August 2004): Released as a limited hardcover consisting of 300 copies.
  • Deathrealms edited by Stephen Mark Rainey (September 2004): Issued in a limited hardcover format with an edition size of 350 copies.
  • Covenant by John Everson (November 2004): Published as a limited hardcover with only 250 copies printed.
  • Sleepwalker by Michael Laimo (November 2004): Available in a limited hardcover edition of 250 copies.
  • Sympathy For The Devil: The Best of Hail Saten Vol. 1 by Brian Keene (December 2004): Issued as a limited hardcover with an edition size of just 150 copies.

2005

  • City of the Dead by Brian Keene (January 2005): Issued in a leather-bound edition limited to 26 copies and a hardcover limited to 300 copies.
  • Scarecrow Gods by Weston Ochse (March 2005): Available as a 26-copy leather-bound and a 300-copy limited hardcover edition.
  • Broken Angel by Brian Knight (May 2005): Published in both a 26-copy leather-bound and a 300-copy limited hardcover format.
  • My Eyes are Nailed, but I Still See by David Niall Wilson and Brett Alexander Savory (July 2005): Released as a limited hardcover with 220 copies; an associated chapbook by Wilson was issued separately.
  • Vestal by Charlee Jacob (September 2005): Produced as a hardcover limited to 250 copies.
  • Earthworm Gods by Brian Keene (September & October 2005): Printed in two editions—a limited hardcover of 400 copies and a leather-bound hardcover limited to 52 copies.
  • Deep Night by Greg F. Gifune (November 2005): Offered in leather-bound editions of 26 copies and limited hardcovers of 150 copies.
  • Night of the Daemon: Night Trilogy Part 3 by Harry Shannon (December 2005): Released as a leather-bound edition of 26 copies and a limited hardcover of 174 copies.

2006

  • Thirteen Specimens by Jeffrey Thomas (January 2006): Published in leather-bound format limited to 26 copies and a hardcover limited to 150 copies; also included an exclusive chapbook with only 30 copies.
  • Running With The Devil: The Best of Hail Saten Vol. 2 by Brian Keene (January 2006): Issued as a limited hardcover with a run of 150 copies.
  • In Delirium edited by Brian Keene (January 2006): Available in both a leather-bound edition of 26 copies and a limited hardcover edition of 274 copies.
  • The Pines by Robert Dunbar (May 2006): Released as a leather-bound edition with just 26 copies and a limited hardcover run of 240 copies.
  • Blindsided by Barry Hoffman (May–June 2006): Published in leather-bound form limited to 26 copies and as a limited hardcover with 185 copies.
  • Scary Rednecks and Other Inbred Horrors by Weston Ochse and David Whitman (June 2006): Printed as a hardcover with a limitation of 220 copies.
  • Hacks by Brian Knight (July–September 2006): Available in both leather-bound editions restricted to 26 copies and hardcovers limited to 250 copies.
  • His Pain by Wrath James White (November 2006): Released as a limited hardcover with an edition size of 245 copies.
  • Demon! by William F. Nolan (November 2006): Reissued in a hardcover format restricted to 250 copies.
  • Collected Tales of the Baja Express by Gene O'Neill (November 2006): Distributed exclusively to preorder customers, with only 237 copies produced.
  • Clickers by J. F. Gonzalez (December 2006): Issued as a preorder-exclusive hardcover, limited to 344 copies.

2007

  • The Rising: Death in Four Colors by Brian Keene (February 2007): Produced as a limited hardcover edition comprising 500 copies.
  • Recalled to Life: The Cycle of the Aegis Trilogy Book 1 by Weston Ochse (September 2007): Offered in both leather-bound editions capped at 52 copies and hardcovers limited to 500 copies.
  • The Sinister Mr. Corpse by Jeff Strand (February 2007): Released as leather-bound editions of only 26 copies alongside hardcovers limited to 250 copies.
  • Ghoul by Brian Keene (March 2007): Available in leather-bound versions restricted to 52 copies and hardcovers capped at 400 copies.
  • Sacrifice by John Everson (March 2007): Issued as a hardcover with a limitation of 250 copies; serves as the sequel to Covenant.
  • Clickers II: The Next Wave by J. F. Gonzalez and Brian Keene (April 2007): Published in leather-bound editions limited to 52 copies, alongside hardcovers capped at 500 copies.
  • The Shore by Robert Dunbar (May 2007): Released in both leather-bound editions restricted to 52 copies and hardcovers limited to half a thousand copies.
  • Demogorgon by Brian Lumley (May 2007): Available as leather-bound editions with only 26 copies and hardcovers restricted to a run of 300.
  • Dominion by Greg F. Gifune (June 2007): Issued as a limited hardcover with an edition size of 275 copies.
  • God's End by Michael McBride (June 2007): Published in both leather-bound editions capped at 52 copies and hardcovers restricted to an edition of half a thousand.
  • The New Fear: The Best of Hail Saten Vol.3 by Brian Keene (July 2007): Released as a limited hardcover comprising only150 copies.
  • Dead Sea by Brian Keene (September 2007): Offered in leather-bound editions limited to52copies and hardcovers capped at250copies.
  • In Delirium II edited byJohn Everson(December2007): Publishedasaleather-boundeditionlimitedto26copiesandahardcoverlimitedto274copies.

2008

  • The Infected authored by Michael McBride (February 2008): Available in 26 leather-bound copies and a limited hardcover edition of 300 copies.
  • Blood in Electric Blue by Greg F. Gifune (March 2008): Offered as a 26-copy leather-bound edition and a 250-copy limited hardcover.
  • Gleefully Macabre Tales by Jeff Strand (March 2008): Printed as a limited hardcover with 300 copies.
  • Saying Uncle by Greg F. Gifune (June 2008): Released as a limited hardcover with 150 copies; this edition reprints the December Girl Press trade paperback.
  • Dead and Gone by Harry Shannon (August 2008): Issued as a 150-copy limited hardcover and also available as a trade paperback through the Paperback Book Club.
  • The Golden Thread: The Cycle of the Aegis Trilogy Book 2 by Weston Ochse (September 2008): Produced as a limited hardcover with 250 copies.
  • Passenger by Ronald Damien Malfi (September 2008): Published in a 150-copy limited hardcover edition; also accessible as a trade paperback via the Paperback Book Club.
  • Ghost Walk by Brian Keene (September 2008): Released as a limited hardcover with a print run of 300 copies.
  • Manhattan Grimoire by Sandy DeLuca (October 2008): Available as a limited hardcover with 150 copies.

2009

  • New Dark Voices 2, edited by Brian Keene (February 2009): Issued as a limited hardcover, restricted to 150 copies.
  • Children of Chaos by Greg F. Gifune (February 2009): Published in a limited hardcover edition of 150 copies.
  • Bloodletting by Michael McBride (March 2009): Released as a limited hardcover with a print run of 150 copies.
  • Unhappy Endings by Brian Keene (April 2009): Available in a limited hardcover format, totaling 300 copies.
  • Benjamin's Parasite by Jeff Strand (May 2009): Printed as a limited hardcover with only 150 copies.
  • Reservoir Gods by Brian Knight (June 2009): Issued in a limited hardcover edition of 150 copies.
  • Primitive by J. F. Gonzalez (July 2009): Published as a limited hardcover, restricted to 150 copies.
  • The Girl In The Woods by David Jack Bell (August 2009): Released in a limited hardcover format with a print run of 150 copies.
  • From Ashes by Sandy DeLuca (September 2009): Available as a limited hardcover edition, consisting of 150 copies.
  • Long After Dark by Greg F. Gifune (October 2009): Issued as a limited hardcover with only 150 copies printed.
  • Devil-Tree by Steve Vernon (November 2009): Released in a limited hardcover edition of 150 copies.

Trade Paperbacks

  • The Dead Inn, edited by Shane Ryan Staley (January 2001): Marked the company's inaugural anthology, published as a trade hardcover with a print run of 500 copies.
  • Heretics by Greg F. Gifune (August 2001): Issued as a trade paperback with a limitation of 250 copies.
  • "I'll Be Damned" by Shane Ryan Staley (September 2001): Available both as a trade paperback with a print run of 500 and as a limited edition capped at 250 copies.
  • 4 x 4, co-authored by Brian Keene, Geoff Cooper, Michael Oliveri, and Michael T. Huyck Jr. (October 2001): Released as a trade paperback limited to 400 copies, notable for including signature sheets from each author.
  • The House Spider and Other Strange Visitors by Kurt Newton (2002): Print quantity not specified.
  • Demons, Freaks, and Other Abnormalities authored by Michael Laimo (2002): Print run details not provided.
  • I Love You and There is Nothing You Can Do About It by Gerard Houarner (2002): Number of copies printed remains unspecified.
  • Terror Incognita written by Jeffrey Thomas (2003): Print run not documented.
  • Up, Out of Cities that Blow Hot and Cold authored by Charlee Jacob (2003): Number of printed copies unspecified.
  • Dark Demons by Kurt Newton (March 2002): Published as a trade paperback with an edition size of 500 copies.
  • Maternal Instinct authored by J. F. Gonzalez (April 2002): Issued in trade paperback format, limited to 500 copies.
  • Guises written by Charlee Jacob (June 2002): Released as a trade paperback printing of 500 copies.
  • Host authored by Bryan Eytcheson (August 2005): Initiated the Trade Paperback series with an initial print run of 1,500 copies.
  • Fear of Gravity, written by Brian Keene (November 2005): The second installment in the Trade Paperback series, featuring an edition size of 1,500 copies.
  • Sympathy For The Devil: The Best of Hail Saten Vol. 1, compiled by Brian Keene (January 2006): Third release in the Trade Paperback series, printed at an edition size of 1,500 copies.
  • Slime After Slime: A Short Story Collection, authored by Mark McLaughlin (May 2006): Fourth Trade Paperback publication, produced in an edition of 1,500 copies.
  • Deep Night, written by Greg F. Gifune (May 2006): Fifth book in the Trade Paperback series, released with an edition size of 1,500 copies.
  • Running With The Devil: The Best of Hail Saten Vol. 2, compiled by Brian Keene (July 2007): Sixth Trade Paperback installment, printed in an edition totaling 1,500 copies.
  • No Further Messages, authored by Brett Alexander Savory (November 2007): Seventh book within the Trade Paperback series, produced in an edition size of 1,500 copies.
  • Oogie Boogie Central, written by M. Stephen Lukac (February 2008): Eighth release in the Trade Paperback series, printed at an edition size of 1,500 copies.
  • The Rising: Selected Scenes from the End of the World, compiled by Brian Keene (July 2008): Ninth Trade Paperback offering, produced with an edition size of approximately 1,500 copies.
  • Clickers, co-authored by J. F. Gonzalez and Mark Williams (July 2008): Tenth book in the Trade Paperback series, published with an edition size around 1,500 copies.
  • Saying Uncle, written by Greg F. Gifune (August 2008): Eleventh installment in the Trade Paperback series, released in an edition totaling roughly 1,500 copies.

Paperback Book Club

  • The Bleeding Season by Greg F. Gifune (October 2007): Debut Paperback Book Club selection. A reissue of the hardcover edition.
  • Dreadful Delineations by John Maclay (November 2007): The second installment. Reprinted from the hardcover.
  • Broken Angel by Brian Knight (December 2007): Third in the series. A hardcover reprint.
  • The Condemned by David Jack Bell (January 2008): Fourth selection. Reissued from the hardcover version.
  • Oogie Boogie Bounce by M. Stephen Lukac (February 2008): Fifth title. Originally published in paperback.
  • Dominion by Greg F. Gifune (March 2008): Sixth release. A reprint of the hardcover edition.
  • Daemon by Harry Shannon (April 2008): Seventh title. Hardcover reissue.
  • Scarecrow Gods by Weston Ochse (May 2008): Eighth entry. Reprinted from hardcover.
  • Thirteen Specimens by Jeffrey Thomas (June 2008): Ninth book. Hardcover reprint.
  • Clickers II: The Next Wave by J. F. Gonzalez and Brian Keene (July 2008): Tenth title. Reissued from hardcover.
  • Dead and Gone by Harry Shannon (August 2008): Eleventh release. Hardcover reprint.
  • Passenger by Ronald Damien Malfi (September 2008): Twelfth selection. Reprint of hardcover edition.
  • Manhattan Grimoire by Sandy DeLuca (October 2008): Thirteenth book. Reissued from hardcover.
  • New Dark Voices 2, edited by Brian Keene (February 2009): Fourteenth title. Hardcover reprint.
  • Children of Chaos by Greg F. Gifune (February 2009): Fifteenth installment. Reprint of the hardcover version.

Ultra Editions

Delirium's Ultra Series offers genuine leather-bound books housed in hinged cases, with print runs limited to between 26 and 36 copies per edition. Select titles include opportunities for personalized inscriptions from the authors, adding to their rarity and desirability among collectors.

  • Mean Sheep by Tom Piccirilli (January 2003): Early prototype edition, limited to 6 copies in ultra hardcover format.
  • The Rising by Brian Keene (April 2003): Prototype release, ultra hardcover limited to 6 copies.
  • Book #1: Punktown by Jeffrey Thomas (May 2003): First official Ultra Edition, restricted to 26 copies in ultra hardcover.
  • Book #2: Broken On The Wheel Of Sex by Jack Ketchum (July 2003): Ultra hardcover limited to 26 copies.
  • Book #3: The Logan Chronicles by William F. Nolan (October 2003): Ultra hardcover edition with a signed illustration, limited to 26 copies.
  • Book #4: Sixteen Sucking Stories by Brian Lumley (January 2004): Limited to 35 ultra hardcovers, including an audio CD featuring the author’s reading.
  • Book #5: Crota by Owl Goingback (May 2004): Ultra hardcover restricted to a run of 26 copies.
  • Book #6: The Parasite by Ramsey Campbell (October 2004): Limited edition ultra hardcover of 26 copies.
  • Book #7: Far Out: The Incredible Adventures of Sam Space by William F. Nolan (January 2005): Ultra hardcover limited to 26 copies.
  • Book #8: My Soul to Keep by Tananarive Due (December 2006): Ultra hardcover edition capped at 26 copies.

Volume One: Lovecraft

  • Book #1: Epiphany: A Flying Tiger's Story by Stephen Mark Rainey (September 2003): Limited hardcover run of 100 copies.
  • Book #2: The Seventh Victim by Charlee Jacob (November 2003): Hardcover limited to a print run of 100 copies.
  • Book #3: The Man Who Killed Kew Gardens by Brian Lumley (January 2004): Edition restricted to 100 limited hardcovers.
  • Book #4: The Arms of the Sun by Jeffrey Thomas (March 2004): Limited edition hardcover with only 100 copies produced.
  • Book #5: The God of Foulness by Matt Cardin (June 2004): Hardcover limited to an exclusive run of 100 copies.
  • Book #6: An Outsider by John Pelan (September 2004): Limited print run of 100 hardcovers.

Dark Essential Series

This collection highlights hardcover releases, each containing unique bonus materials and personally autographed by the author. Print runs are restricted to a maximum of 200 copies. Annually, specially designed slipcases featuring the Dark Essentials branding are available to accommodate complete volumes.

Volume One

  • Book #1: Dragonfly authored by Brian Knight (October 2003): leather-bound edition limited to 26 copies and a hardcover edition capped at 100 copies.
  • Book #2: Hexes by Tom Piccirilli (December 2003): 26-copy leather-bound and 100-copy limited hardcover versions.

Volume Two

  • Book #1: Soma by Charlee Jacob (February 2004): leather-bound limited to 15 copies alongside a 150-copy limited hardcover.
  • Book #2: Grave Markings by Michael Arnzen (April 2004): 15-copy leather-bound and 150-copy limited hardcover.
  • Book #3: Ravenous Ghosts by Kealan Patrick Burke (July 2004): leather-bound edition of 15 copies and a hardcover limited to 150 copies.
  • Book #4: The Many by David B. Silva (August 2004): limited to 15 leather-bound and 150 hardcover copies.
  • Book #5: The Deceased by Tom Piccirilli (October 2004): leather-bound (15 copies) and limited hardcover (150 copies).
  • Book #6: AAAIIIEEE!!! by Jeffrey Thomas (December 2004): issued in 15 leather-bound and 150 hardcover copies.

Volume Three

  • Book #1: Hush by Tim Lebbon and Gavin Williams (April 2005): hardcover limited to 200 copies.
  • Book #2: Deathgrip by Brian Hodge (June 2005): restricted to a print run of 200 hardcover copies.
  • Book #3: A Lower Deep by Tom Piccirilli (August 2005): issued as a hardcover with a cap of 200 copies.
  • Book #4: Prodigal by Melanie Tem (December 2005): limited hardcover edition of 200 copies.
  • Bonus Book: The Wishnik by Kurt Newton (October 2006): complimentary with subscription to Dark Essentials Vol. 3; printed as a limited hardcover of only 115 copies.

Volume Four

  • Excavation written by Steve Rasnic Tem (August 2006): released as a hardcover with a limit of 200 copies.
  • Untigahunk: Stories and Myths of the Little Brothers by Rick Hautala (February 2007): available in a limited hardcover edition of 200 copies.
  • Prototype authored by Brian Hodge (September 2007): printed in a restricted run of 200 hardcover copies.
  • Demonologist by Michael Laimo (December 2007): issued as a hardcover limited to 200 copies.

Exclusives Series

Delirium Books’ Exclusive Series, or X-series, consists of highly limited-edition hardcovers that are sold solely through preorders within a reservation window lasting between one and three months. The total number of preorders dictates the size of the print run.

  • Host by Bryan Eytcheson (January 2004): limited to only 50 hardcover copies.
  • Down To Sleep by Greg F. Gifune (May 2004): released as a hardcover with just 77 copies printed.
  • Motivational Shrieker by Mark McLaughlin (September 2004): capped at an edition of 82 hardcover copies.
  • Body Counting authored by David Whitman (April 2005): print run restricted to 92 hardcover editions.
  • Descent by Sandy Deluca (July 2005): published as a hardcover limited to exactly 100 copies.
  • Slime After Slime: A Short Story Collection by Mark McLaughlin (November 2005): issued in a restricted run of 100 hardcover editions.
  • The Dark Underbelly of Hymns authored by Martin Mundt (April 2006): released as a hundred-copy limited hardcover.
  • Jigsaw by Gord Rollo (October 2006): print run fixed at one hundred hardcover copies.
  • No Further Messages written by Brett Alexander Savory (November 2007): published in a hundred-copy limited hardcover edition.
  • The Condemned authored by David Jack Bell (November 2007): issued as a hundred-copy limited hardcover.
  • Broken Shadows by Tim Waggoner (February 2009): released with a print run capped at one hundred hardcover editions.

Special Edition Series

  • A Puppet Show For No One by Jeffrey Thomas (March 2004): limited to 26 copies in leather-bound hardcover format, accompanied by a puppet crafted by Jesse Wroblewski and Florence Ivy.
  • Scary Rednecks: The Appalachian Omnibus by Weston Ochse and David Whitman (November 2004): issued as a 26-copy leather-bound hardcover edition.
  • The Doll Who Ate His Mother by Ramsey Campbell (September 2005): leather-bound hardcover limited to 26 copies, featuring a doll produced by Jesse Wroblewski of Puppet Terrors and Florence Ivy.
  • The Rising: Selected Scenes From the End of the World by Brian Keene (March 2006): released as a 32-copy leather-bound hardcover, with two additional copies reserved for the publisher and author; followed by a 500-copy limited hardcover in October 2007 and a trade paperback reprint in July 2008.
  • Earthworm Gods: Selected Scenes from the End of the World by Brian Keene (July 2008): available as a 32-copy leather-bound hardcover plus two extra copies, alongside a simultaneous 500-copy limited hardcover; plans for a trade paperback were cancelled.

Chapbooks Series

Starting in Fall 2005, Delirium began issuing signed, limited-edition hardcover chapbooks. This series was paused as of September 2008.

  • Volume #1: Failure by John Everson (January 2006): limited to 500 hardcover copies.
  • Volume #2: Imprint by Patrick Lestewka (June 2006): issued as a 500-copy limited hardcover.
  • Volume #3: Pickman's Motel by Mark McLaughlin (April 2007): limited to 300 hardcover copies.
  • Volume #4: Blood Wish by Michael McBride (October 2007): released as a 300-copy limited hardcover.
  • Volume #5: Divagations by John Maclay (May 2008): available in a limited run of 300 hardcover copies.
  • Volume #6: Suckers: An Andrew Mayhem/Harry McGlade Thriller by J. A. Konrath and Jeff Strand (May 2008): produced as a limited hardcover edition of 300 copies.

Corrosion Press

  • Luster by Shane Ryan Staley (February 2002): trade paperback edition.
  • Confessions of an Archivist by Patrick Lestewka (March 2003): issued as a trade paperback.
  • Dead Santa by Shane Ryan Staley (December 2005): softcover chapbook release.
  • Corrosion: Volume 1 by Shane Ryan Staley (April and June 2006): available both as a trade paperback and a limited hardcover run of 150 copies.
  • Where's Bin Laden? by Shane Ryan Staley (March 2007): published in both a trade paperback and a limited hardcover edition of 150 copies.
  • Ugly Heaven, Beautiful Hell by Carlton Mellick III and Jeffrey Thomas (November and December 2007): issued as a trade paperback and a limited hardcover capped at 150 copies.
  • Monster Behind the Wheel by Michael McCarty and Mark McLaughlin (September 2008): released as a limited hardcover with only 150 copies.

December Girl Press

  • Saying Uncle by Greg F. Gifune (February 2003): trade paperback edition.
  • Settling in Nazareth by Sandy DeLuca (August 2003): published as a trade paperback.

The Godhead Trilogy

  • Volume #1: Towing Jehovah by James Morrow (March 2004): leather-bound hardcover limited to 26 copies.
  • Volume #2: Blameless in Abaddon by James Morrow (May 2004): issued as a leather-bound hardcover with only 26 copies produced.
  • Volume #3: The Eternal Footman by James Morrow (July 2004): released in a leather-bound hardcover edition limited to 26 copies.
  • Supplementary Work: Reflections and Refractions by James Morrow (2004): chapbook issued in a limited leather-bound hardcover run of 26 copies.

The Dreamlands Collection

  • Volume 1: Hero of Dreams authored by Brian Lumley (October 2004): Exclusive edition of 52 copies, leather-bound hardcover.
  • Volume 2: Ship of Dreams by Brian Lumley (February 2005): Limited leather-bound hardcover, 52 copies produced.
  • Volume 3: Mad Moon of Dreams by Brian Lumley (June 2005): Leather-bound hardcover with a restricted print run of 52 copies.
  • Volume 4: Iced on Aran by Brian Lumley (December 2005): Leather-bound hardcover, limited to 52 copies.
  • Volume 5: Questers for Kuranes: Two Tales of Hero and Eldin by Brian Lumley (April 2006): Leather-bound hardcover edition, limited to 52 copies.

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