Yes. I've read them all. Your previous post was what made me think of it with all the "horrors beyond description".

So you are saying it was a horror beyond description?

While he has only written one horror book to the best of my knowledge, I must highly recommend David Wong's John Dies At The End. This book was very much influenced by H.P. Lovecraft, and indeed, this book actually got me started reading Lovecraft in the first place. However, there is one thing about it really unique, and that is the use of humour. There are some really funny scenes in this book that will make you laugh your butt off, but this isn't a "comic horror" novel in the sense that the funny parts take an edge off the scary parts. On the contrary, the funny parts actually make the scary parts MORE scary. It's hard to describe, but to use a baseball analogy, it's how good pitchers will use a change-up pitch to make their fastballs more effective. As soon as you've finished laughing at something, something else happens that makes your blood run cold.

Anyway, here's the link:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/0312659148/?tag=imwan-20

Okay, so I'm reading this book on your recommendation, Eddy, and I like it. But I don't love it. It started out very strong but there was a scene about halfway through that knocked me right out of it. It took me a while to get back into it. Also, I think it's gone on too long. The scenarios seem to be repetitive rather than building and increasing the tension. It's good but not great. I haven't finished yet, maybe the end will bring it back up to great.