In every ones humble opinion, what books containing Clark's work-stories, poems and letters- are the best? By best I mean faithful to Clark's original design: wording, unabridged, maybe even pictures he may have envisioned to compliment the works. I want to complete my Klark-ash-ton collection. Reading him has helped me greatly in furthering my vocabulary. He should be a required read in public schools (if you catch my drift).

Hey Charles - as far as I know, the only book with photos is mine - "Sword of Zagan", including two photos I took (including the one in color that shows up here from time to time) - the art work is usually inspired by his atories or his art-work, and some actually use art by Clark - The original edition of Sandalwood had a beautifully done parchment cover.

The entire collected volumes of Night Shade Books is a must get in my opinion.