on reflection I find it a little counterproductive. While Geillis is poignantly stoic in her declaration of innocence, determined to denounce the men who have unjustly wronged her, Iris’s role within the story suggests that magic and witches are in fact real, somewhat undermining the book’s ...
We too have a heart. You’ve been to other places three times and spent the night enjoying yourself’. …Bikä Begum was rather insistent, saying, ‘Don’t make this a case of “the excuse is worse than the fault”. The only reason I complained was so that you would honor us with...
However, sense-certainty soon discovers that the subject (the “I”) is also universal, because every other “I” has its own “certainties,” which suggests that the “I” is essentially the multiplicity of “I’s”—a social world, and it is this last point in terms of the social as...
“Miss Rook, I am not an occultist,” Jackaby said. “I have a gift that allows me to see truth where others see the illusion--and there are many illusions. All the world’s a stage, as they say, and I seem to have the only seat in the house with a view behind the curtain.”...