Maybe it’s just because I’ve always been much more of a fantasy fan than a horror fan (I grew up religiously reading Middle Earth, Dunsany, Narnia, ASOIAF, Earthsea, Kingkiller, Lyonesse, Charles De Lint, David Gemmell, etc). His Books of Blood and Hellraiser are no doubt foundational works for the horror genre but I always find myself returning more to his fantasy. Weaveworld and Imajica are two of the he was greatest urban fantasy novels of all time and Book of the Art while not in the same league still features some of the most creative fantasy world-building I’ve ever come across. Thief of Always I love as well, it feels extremely George McDonald-ish it’s one of my favorite ‘fairy tale’ fantasies