S. Frances Harrison, better known by her pen name, Seranus, was a distinguished Canadian author, musician, and journalist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born on February 24, 1859, in Toronto, Harrison made significant strides in Canadian literary circles, showcasing her versatility and depth across different forms of writing. Her novel “Ringfield” is an exemplar of her narrative prowess, combining elements of romance and social critique within the tapestry of Canadian life. Harrison”s literary style is marked by vivid characterization and a keen sense of place, often reflecting the cultural and physical landscapes of Canada. Beyond fiction, Harrison”s contributions to poetry were substantial, evidenced by her collection “Pine, Rose, and Fleur de Lis” which further cemented her reputation as a sensitive and evocative wordsmith. In addition to her literary achievements, Harrison was also an accomplished musician and recognized for her expertise and commitment to the arts. She passed away on September 25, 1935, leaving behind a legacy enriched with Canadian cultural heritage and a tessellation of literary work that continues to captivate scholars and readers alike.