Like the title! I've been getting back into reading for pleasure, and want to know what you like! I recently read Piranesi and loved it. I've heard good things about The Poppy War and Babel by R.F. Kuang, has anyone read them?
Generally just want a bunch of recommendations from your favorites, on our commie corner of the internet. No genre needed! 
That's exactly how I felt about Herbert's writing, too. I wanted those deep thoughtful dives and characterizations. I get easily bored with typical popular and excessive "what the room looks like" details but I can stay with a character's mind for pages and pages.
Yeah, and it's especially critical in a story that involves a lot of manipulation and "plans within plans within plans".
David Lynch was probably warned about making a movie that comes from a book with so much internal monologue and said "hold my milkshake" and did it anyway.
https://www.openculture.com/2018/08/how-david-lynch-got-creative-inspiration.html