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Fur Traders and Indians struggle at Fort Mackinac, MI before being some of the first settlers in Wisconsin. Their story is a fascinating tale of history and settlers. Part One.

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Villa Louis is the home of Wisconsin’s first millionaire Hercules Dousman and his beautiful bride. Derleth makes history come alive with their story. Part Two.

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Tale of ill-fated romance between Cornish settlers set in the lead-mining region of Mineral Point, Wisconsin.

Four volume set collection of all of August Derleth’s weird fiction and listed in chronological order of publication in each volume

The Ghost Stories of August Derleth with an introduction by Ramsey Campbell.
Soft Cover. 340 p. ISBN 978-1-55246-814-2

A potpourri of vampires, imps and demons, shapeshifters and the reanimated dead.
Introduction by Brian Lumley. Soft Cover. 302p. ISBN 978-1-55246-816-6

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Derleth talks about Wisconsin Authors he has read, many he knew personally.
The author talks about how he writes and about his books.

The closest thing we have to a biography, compiled by Bill Dyke, Kay Price, Char Olson and the August Derleth Society . Essays, Derleth’s favorite recipes, news stories, lots of interesting items. You will learn a lot about Derleth.

Edited by Richard Quinney. A selection of essays taken from Derleth’s book RETURN TO WALDEN WEST describing nature hikes along the Wisconsin River and marshes.
Hard Cover. 80 p. Borderland Books

Uncollected poems, short stories and essays by Derleth, found in magazines of long ago. Some of his best nature writings compiled by the ADS

Derleth's popular and well-crafted corporate history celebrating the strength and status of this mighty carrier, the only complete history of this innovative and dynamic railroad.

Facsimile reprint—two-volume Buckram cloth with headband and ribbon, 800 pp.—of the extremely rare Arkham House magazine that ran four issues a year for 1948 & 1949, limited to 250 sets co-published with The August Derleth Society.

A book for enthusiasts and completists who wish to explore this hitherto nearly unknown facet of August Derleth's fascinating personality and history; and aficionados, or simply interested readers, who know the comics already, but who might appreciate this early proponent of the subject. Derleth's recollections will appeal to old-timer's, too!

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Originally published for the 25th Anniversary of Derleth’s death in 1996.
Four Aunt May Stories. May is a woman who has a knack for trouble.

Includes Lamplight in the Dark, Shane’s Girls, The Wind in the Cedars
and The Odyssey of Janna Meade. Originally published in Redbook magazine.

Set of 10 Paperbacks about Steve (August) and Sim (boyhood friend Hugo), two boys
have adventures playing detectives along the Wisconsin River in 1929. Ages 7 to adult.

Steve and Sim build a raft to go down the Wisconsin River. They spend a night in a cave and are kidnapped by counterfeiters.

Some things wrong on the farm out west of town where a young girl is held captive by a no-good uncle. Steve and Sim investigate with the usual trouble.

Spooky things are happening on Black Hawk Island. No one wants to go there now. Steve and Sim decide to camp out on the island.

Steve and Sim clean up on a group of out-of-season hunters who are carrying more than deer in their wagon.

A trip to Prairie du Chien gives Steve and Sim more than they bargained for when they investigate a mysterious house on the Mississippi River.

Someone is after old man Corey, a simple fisherman who is caught in a bitter family quarrel and a nosy neighbor.

Steve and Sim get the goods on a trio of shady brothers trying to embezzle money from the good folk of Sac Prairie

Train robbery went out with Jesse James … or so it was thought. Steve and Sim uncover a plot to rob the local train carrying the banks money

A celebration event marking the 100th anniversary of Derleth’s birth. Governor issues a proclamation to name it August Derleth Day. Many speakers, wonderful music, and Derleth’s children are present.

Derleth Interpreter David Schweitzer, performs excerpts from Derleth’s writings. Former Derleth secretary Kay Price, speaks on Derleth’s life and works

A video history of the August Derleth Society including excerpts from past Walden West Festivals featuring appearances by Ramsey Campbell, George Vukelich, ADS founder Richard Fawcett and many familiar guest faces.

by Bill Dutch. A Complete List of Derleth’s books and published stories.

Critical essays examine the various aspects of Derleth’s work,
edited James P. Roberts

By John D. Haefele
Derleth's world-wide impact on the literary Weird Tale genre