Do like the Dark Eden and Jack Glass covers, but have to agree with everything you say about Joey Hifi. His covers for Wendig’s books have been especially good and counted in no small way towards me picking them up.

The Kitschie covers are a much more interesting selection. The Flame Alphabet was instantly recognisable to me as being a Mendelsund cover, that sort of minimalism and style is classic Mendelsund, and like with most of his covers he manages to do it without delivering a boring cover – the way the flames overlap adds interest and makes the cover ‘pop’ much more. This in contrast to the cover for A Boy And His Bear In A Boot, where although I can see what Shelton was trying for, it doesn’t really work for me and just looks boring.

Similarly the cover for The Terrible thing That Happened To Barnaby Brocket falls into the same trap for me, in this case it is nicely drawn, but there’s nothing special about it to my eye.

Gauld can do little wrong, and I like his cover for Costume Not Included, though it’s not quite as good as his cover for The Damned Busters – that had a little more spark about it, while this is more carrying on a formula. I’m also slightly bothered by the way the title goes across the whole front this time, so partially covering up some of the small squares going down the left side.

Love the cover for The Teleportation Accident, can’t say anything about it you haven’t already said. It’s just pretty much perfect in every way.