He's more interested in an 'experience' and not in a 'realization.' Frankly, who really ought to be giving two shits whether or not Tolkien's Balrog had wings or not? The creature was helluva scary and that was all that needed to be conveyed. He's just simply not interested in outlining all the details that are incidental to the story he aims to tell. Regardless of what others might argue here, I believe MJH has a wealth of talent for telling the story the way he wants to tell it. I have read four books by Harrison ( Light, The Course of the Heart, Signs of Life, Nova Swing and have just begun the omnibus Viriconium) and I can assure you it's nothing like Goodkind. I would not mention MJH and Goodkind in the same sentence (figuratively, literally I just did, alas) when it comes to writing stories.
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