
Personally, I have never read his Pendragon Cycle, for which he is most famous for, largely because I am not a fan of Arthurian legend. But I have read other works of his over the years. While some of his books push the edges of content in a variety of ways, he doesn't seem to overstep in any the most important ways, and I appreciate his intricate prose, which amazingly does not bog down the plot, like so many literary-styled books, but actually enhances the vividness of the stories.
Books carried by Imagination Investigation:

Scarlet
Tuck
The Skin Map
The Bone House
The Spirit Well
The Shadow Lamp
The Fatal Tree
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