2008 / Ebook/audiobook / 160 pages
****
A thoughtful centrepiece adrift in a sea of daftness.
2001–14 (collected 2014) / Ebook/audiobook / 245 pages
****
At this point, it's rare to find one of his collections that I haven't mostly read in other forms, but many of these were entombed in solitude and hit the sweet spot of absurd strangeness.
1995-2015 (collected 2015) / Ebook / 202 pages
*****
Like a naive fool, I'd expected an expansion on the earlier Ten Tributes to the tune of 20 additional tales, but that would be too normal. There's minimal overlap for those who want to explore both, though admittedly I had read nearly all of them in other collections. It's a fine set.
2017 / Ebook / 160 pages
****
A confidently insecure novel, or thematic pun scrapbook.
2002–20 (collected 2020) / Ebook / 119 pages
****
Nearly all new tales, the Lovecraftian elements mainly amount to puns, which is sure to delight any die hard acolytes checking it out on that basis.
