No words, man. No words at all. Actually, a couple of words. 
 Hands down one of the most aesthetic novels I've read that's both substantial and labyrinth-like. One of a kind. Probably the only one of its kind. 
 It reminded me of the cinematography of the movie Sucker Punch (2011). It had that variety, too, in its story. Thankfully, it wasn't quite as vague as Sucker Punch, but it was just as intriguing or even more so. 
 I would have read all of it in one seating, but I prioritized college first because that costs money.