A concise chronicle and bibliography of a small specialty press created to preserve and publish a notable writer’s weird fiction, describing the founders’ efforts to assemble manuscripts, secure advance orders, and finance early printings after mainstream publishers declined. It narrates the press’s slow initial sales and eventual expansion to publish other fantasy and macabre authors, details production choices such as a house colophon and limited editions, and explains the creation of allied imprints for detective pastiches and cartoon reprints. The work closes with bibliographic appendices and an addenda listing titles offered but not issued under the imprint.