All of the aforementioned elements coalesce into something unique and intangible, but nonetheless present in the atmosphere of the author’s work.
All of these things culminate in the author’s thumbprint. There’s no singular reason why a novel by Haruki Murakami is so vividly distinct from a novel by Margaret Atwood. All of the aforementioned elements coalesce into something unique and intangible, but nonetheless present in the atmosphere of the author’s work.