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Which subject is more important: mathematics or language?
No, I haven't read that, although I enjoy the cynical style of Bernard.
But I have read the gritty "Salimov's Fate," "The Sharpshooter," and "The Corpse," all by the same author, after which many things became easier and more readily understood. And although this has nothing to do with mathematics or language, it might inspire such thoughts; the aftereffect is quite strong.
You know, I'm not a fan of Stephen King's work... and by the way, I asked you about a book on the topic, a world classic, that interestingly highlights the importance of knowing one's native language... and you started listing your favorite literature... :( oh-oh-oh... you're straying from the topic... if you're using fantasy literature to defend mathematics, that's going too far...