La tierra moribunda

His lush descriptions and inventive language set a high bar—I'm curious how recent authors have been inspired by his approach.

The setting feels so atmospheric and immersive, but I wonder if Vance prioritized mood over extensive backstory or if there's more lore beneath the surface.

The sense of decline pervades the story, making it feel both timeless and haunting. Was this a reflection of Vance’s own views or a commentary on humanity?