Ramble House

House titles were originally handmade by Tucker in small, craft editions, but growth in the publisher's list, together with print-on-demand technology, led to the titles becoming available online as trade paperback editions. O’Keefe has served as cover designer for over 25 years, creating many original designs for the books or adapting existing artwork. He is also an occasional commissioning editor for the line. Psychedelic fiction author Chase Griffin joined the team in late 2025 as Loon Funhouse Operator.

• Founded — 1999 • Founder — Fender Tucker & Jim Weiler • Country — United States • Keypeople — Fender Tucker Richard A. Lupoff John Pelan Gavin L. O'Keefe Chase Griffin • Publications — Books • Genre — crime fiction, true crime, detective fiction, supernatural fiction, supernatural thriller, horror fiction, occult detective fiction, science fiction • Imprints — Surinam Turtle Press (Richard A. Lupoff) & Dancing Tuatara Press (John Pelan) • Url — http: www.ramblehouse.com/

The publisher began with the mission of bringing every novel written by Harry Stephen Keeler into print; these were mostly reprinted, though a number were rescued from unpublished typescripts and published for the first time. Tucker initially used a computer and homemade bookbinding equipment to reprint 24 of Keeler's novels. The press later published new works of scholarship devoted to Harry Stephen Keeler and Edward D. Wood Jr., as well as titles focusing on the crime fiction genre authored by Anthony Boucher, Francis M. Nevins, and Jon L. Breen. Other titles have focused on true crime, including Bill Johnson's Satan’s Den Exposed and a collection of contemporary newspaper accounts of the Jack the Ripper murders, as well as American historical figures, such as The Amorous Intrigues & Adventures of Aaron Burr and Diary and Journal of John Surratt, Conspirator.

Other authors published by Ramble House include: