The book "The Enchantress" by Charles Chesnutt is a collection of short stories about southern society during slavery in the United States. The author embodies the magic and folklore of African American culture through stories whose narratives reveal important questions about power, oppression, and liberation. Chesnutt skillfully portrays the complex relationship between whites and blacks, reminding us of the importance of communication and understanding of each other. "The Sorceress" is a sophisticated work that leaves the reader impressed by the depth and wisdom of each story.