Margaret Atwood, author of Voice, suggests that the appeal of ‘getting famous’ is the “invitations to perform”, at “all the best places,” and having “only the best,” of everything fame can offer. Susan L. Smalley, author of Look at Me: Living in a society of attention-seekers, suggests that the appeal of being famous isn’t what it seems, for “who would want to be famous?” She suggests that if people were a “bit more content,” with their lives, they would find themselves to be “happy and kind,” famous to those who matter most. Carol Ann Duffy’s poem Beautiful, suggestion about what the appeal of ‘getting famous’ is, is similar to Margaret Atwood’s text, by stating that “guys fell at her feet,” and “her skin investors gold.” Similarly to Voice,
