That is the thing that has always stuck out to me. The books are a master class on language. And, interestingly, the intricate language added a certain texture

That is the thing that has always stuck out to me. The books are a master class on language. And, interestingly, the intricate language added a certain texture to the story that I haven't often encountered elsewhere. It made the story almost... slippery? As though I could see the shape and outline of the story, but the real specifics were left for my mind to fill in. A bit hard to explain, but not something I've experienced to the same degree outside of Wolfe.