The New Zork Times
Beginning with its origins in the Zork Users' Group, the famous Infocom newsletter was published quarterly until 1988. Every issue is available here in downloadable PDF format.

The Library of Zork
From the "young adult" Choose-Your-Own adventure series, to the Zork books, to Wishbringer, Enchanter and more, in the late '80s and early '90s Infocom collaborated in publishing a series of ten books of the more traditional variety, all with Zorkian themes. Here they are for your perusal.

The Infocom Non-Canonical Software Collection
In addition to the thirty five games for which the company was justly famous, Infocom also produced other software products that either live in infamy or thankfully faded into obscurity (LGOP2, anyone?). From the infamous CornerStone business database that sunk the company, to InfoComics, the outre Fooblitzky, and a series of mostly-forgotten software titles published under the Infocom brand by Activision, all of Infocom's less famous software offerings are here.

The Zork Users Group
In the early '80s, a users' group dedicated to Infocom fans sprung up, offering a variety of Infocom-related products and services. From a hint service that was the forerunner of the famous InvisiClues books, to game maps, to buttons, bumper stickers, t-shirts and more, the ZUG had something for every player of Infocom games. We have here scans of many ZUG rarities, from early Zork Maps to Infocom's very first corporate logo (ya gotta check that out!)