Mirage Press

Mirage Press, named after publisher Jack Chalker's fanzine Mirage was founded in 1961. After Chalker's writing career became successful, Mirage Press went dormant other than publishing a number of supplements to /The Science-Fantasy Publishers.

Jack Chalker	The New H. P. Lovecraft Bibliography	1961
David H. Keller	"A Figment of a Dream"	1962
W. Paul Cook	H. P. Lovecraft, a Portrait	1969
L. Sprague de Camp	The Conan Reader (collection of articles from Amra)	1968
Robert Bloch	Dragons and Nightmares	1969
L. Sprague de Camp & George Scithers eds.	The Conan Swordbook (collection of articles from Amra)	1969
Seabury Quinn	Is the Devil a Gentleman?	1970
Robert Foster	A Guide to Middle Earth	1971
L. Sprague de Camp & George Scithers eds.	The Conan Grimoire (collection of articles from Amra)	1972
Neil Goble	Asimov Analyzed	1972
L. Sprague de Camp	Phantoms & Fancies	1972
Clark Ashton Smith	Planets and Dimensions	1973
Mark Owings & Jack L. Chalker	The Revised H. P. Lovecraft Bibliography	1973
Jack Williamson	H. G. Wells: Critic of Progress	1973
J. B. Post	An Atlas of Fantasy	1973
Dennis Rickard	The Fantastic Art of Clark Ashton Smith	1973
[[ Ruth S. Noel]]	The Languages of Middle-Earth	1974
Jack L. Chalker	An Informal Biography of Scrooge McDuck	1974
Grendel Briarton	The Compleat Feghoot: The Many Lives and Greatest Exploits of History's Punniest Space-Time Traveller	1975
Irving Binkin & Mark Owings	A Catalog of Lovecraftiana: The Grill/Binkin Collection	1975
Richard A. Lupoff	Barsoom: Edgar Rice Burroughs and the Martian Vision	1976
Grendel Briarton	The (Even More) Compleat Feghoot	1990
Harlan Ellison	The Harlan Ellison Hornbook	1990
Harlan Ellison	Harlan Ellison's Movie	1990
Jack Chalker & Mark Owings	The Science-Fantasy Publishers	1991

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