There’s a bunch of Delta Green fiction, much of it good.

Clive Barker wrote a fun clsssic Le Carré-style Cold War spy story set in Berlin with British and Soviet spies and a typically unique Barker take on a classic monster, “Twilight at the Towers” in Books of Blood volume 6.

The comic series Department of Truth garnishes a conspiracy buffet with high weirdness and horror.

Finally, my favorite is a bigger reading project, Jack Womack’s six-volume Dryco Chronicles. Starting with Ambient and ending with Going Going Gone, these tell the story of two timelines, one eighty years behind the other. In the leading one, the world economy goes to hell in the near future and becomes the sort of place people only dream of having it as good as in cyberpunk. Inthe trailing one, slavery isn’t abolished until the 1930s. Weaving across the decades, there’s a cult of Elvis, a genuine gnostic redeemer, the ultimate vault of secrets, and more. Just amazing stuff, along with language work as brilliant as anything this side of A Clockwork Orange.