Once upon a time, man had a love affair with fire.
In Robert R. McCammon's novel "Swan Song," the story begins with humanity's intense relationship with fire, symbolizing both creation and destruction. This metaphor encapsulates the dual nature of fire as a tool that has enabled progress but also led to catastrophic events. The quote suggests that fire was once a cherished element in human existence, illustrating our fascination and dependency on it throughout history.
The narrative explores the consequences of this...