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Terrible Means Michael DeVito Mc Neill always had aBy B. Mure. Published by Avery Hill Publishing. Softcover, 100 pages, Colour, 2018. In the city of Ismyre, something is stirring An aristocratic businessman reveals the latest must have: a pillar of crystals that when placed within a home allows for the creation of beautiful illusions and more powerful spells to be performed. At the same time, Henriett, a disgraced biological professor now studying botany in a town far away, feels the disquiet in the