See more ePub/Mobi files - with a QA review of the OCR please! At present these scanned image ePub and Mobi files really don't add anything to what was available in the PDF - and they're so large I can't even load them to my eReader! I know the format for this product is shown as 'scanned image', but the base PDF has OCR carried out on the text, so it shouldn't be a big step to create properly sized and functional. These additional files, whereas they may be in the ePub and Mobit formats, make no use of those formats.Īn ePub (or Mobi) file should be significantly smaller than its equivalent PDF, it shouldn't just contain graphics of each page - it should contain the text from those images, not the scanned images of each page, allowing the user to read the text in a format comfortable to them and their device. And even if I could, the pages are just images - I can't change the size or spacing of the font. The ePub and Mobi formats are way, way, too big to be used on my eReader. The PDF is 94MB, as a point of reference. it just appears to be a direct conversion of the PDF - the ePub is 267MB in size and the Mobi is 74MB in size. The recent adding of ePub and Mobi format is great. This digital edition includes the PDF, EPUB and MOBI (Kindle) versions of the book. Edited by Bob Kruger & John Tynes, with cover art by John T.

This time, the Cthulhu Mythos tales traverse the twentieth century-a grunt's-eye view of the 1927 Raid on Innsmouth, the terrible work of the Nazi Karotechia in WWII, the crushing miasma of Vietnam, and much more. This third volume in the Origins Award-winning fiction line for Delta Green includes eight stories of horror and conspiracy. Delta Green agents slip through the system, manipulating the federal bureaucracy while pushing the darkness back for another day - but often at a shattering personal cost. Stripped of sanction after a disastrous 1969 operation in Cambodia, Delta Green's leaders made a secret pact: to continue their work without authority, without support, and without fear. Are you ready?īorn of the federal government's 1928 raid on the degenerate coastal town of Innsmouth, Massachusetts, the covert agency known as Delta Green spent four decades opposing the forces of darkness with honor, but without glory. The red curtain rises, A silence falls over the audience. The usher takes your hand and leads you into the dark. Delta Green: Dark Theatres presents eight new stories of intrigue and horror, eight theaters in which desperate actors engage clandestine passion plays for the grim amusement of alien gods, Witness the horrors of the Raids on Innsmouth the terrible secrets of World War II, the tropical nightmare of Vietnam, the chill vacuum of Yuggoth, the asynchronous folds of space-time, and much more.

Dark Theatres by Benjamin Adams