Corvus The Crow

By Mary Rae

Corvus the Crow is a lively retelling of an ancient star myth and is approximately 2,000 words long.Corvus was a gifted, handsome crow who is selected as a messenger for Apollo, but his growing fame soon gets the better of him, and he imagines himself equal to the Gods. Apollo thinks not, and has something lasting in store for Corvus.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Mary Rae
• Release date: Jun 30, 2011
• ISBN: 9781452453491

Mary Rae

Mary Rae is a writer and translator whose book, St. John of the Cross:Selected Poems, was originally published in 1991 by Longwood Academic, and is now available in a revised, illustrated version. Mary was editor-in-chief of Romantics Quarterly for several years, having taken over from founder, the late Kevin Roberts. Her poetry has been published in many journals, and her poem "Season" won first prize in The Raintown Review's 2001 poetry contest. Ms. Rae is also an artist, and a composer of contemporary classical music, and her compositions may be found on her site: maryraemusic.com. To view some of Mary’s art please visit www.maryraeart.com A native of Virginia, Mary received her BA cum laude from Boston University, and she now resides in South Florida.

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