Status Updates From Celestial Inventories

"The Monster in the Field" is philosophical and fascinating in is exploration of what is monstrous and what is human.

OMG. How "The Bereavement Photographer" made me cry.

"Little Poucet" is the most disturbing story I've ever read. The fairytale style set in an impoverished part of a big city are part of the reason. The slightly incestuous sexuality is another.

"Origami Bird" is very short, but quite beautiful.

"Head Explosions" was such a strange and disturbing tale, but in a good way. I'm noticing a pattern in his stories, where he used unsettling imagery to discuss the nature of art.

Tragic and beautiful, "Invisible" is a story of a married couple who are ignored and slowly, painfully fading from the world.

"The Disease Artist" is a disturbing and fascinating exploration of art and humanity.

Beautifully surreal and poetic, "The World Recalled" tells the story of a man's life backwards from old age to birth.

Only read the first story so far. how is this guy not more well-known? I definitely need to move this higher up on my list.