From modest beginnings, Hippocampus Press has grown to become one of the most vital imprints in the field of weird fiction, steadily increasing the scope of its projects into weird poetry, literary criticism, new works of supernatural horror, and even periodicals, audio CDs, and digital media. Along the way, it has garnered its share of awards and accolades; yet the press has stayed true to its roots in the work of H. P. Lovecraft and his circle. This annotated bibliography provides a useful and concise overview of the press's activities in the first fifteen years since its founding, and will be of interest to readers, scholars and collectors alike. The volume includes a new Foreword by Hippocampus Press founder Derrick Hussey, and S. T. Joshi's essay "My Years with Hippocampus Press," substantially revised for this edition.