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H. Gombrich called “the beholder’s share.” It's really a trompe I’oeil, a kind of art that masks A further, far more sinister that means—a degree Atwood acknowledges in the ultimate three stanzas of her poem. In People stanzas, the Siren begs the reader to “appear closer” and points out that “This song / is often a cry for enable: a

in the parallel universe in which magic is the muse of Culture, a young lady named Seraphina finds herself thrust right into a earth further than her wildest desires. Unbeknownst to her, she is not only a standard human but a hearth sorceress with amazing powers waiting around to become untapped. "The Fire Sorceress" chronicles the journey of Sera