A while back, I suggested the Barnes & Noble printing of Lovecraft's fiction might be considered the "poor man's OUTSIDER" as it had the fiction and something of a black binding cloth. Seeing the prices being asked for copies now that it is out of print/stock indicates it is now a collectible in its own right and not just a nice reading copy.

I have seen a recent edition of Lovecraft which contains all of his work. However I find it poor because the print is extremely small and the pages are nearly identical to tracing paper. Are you familiar with the version I am talking about? I believe it is called, "The Essential Lovecraft".

The only edition that contains all his work is the B&N edition that we are discussing in this thread. It is called The Fiction.