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Book Review: Crowtower by David Rae
Set before the events of Crowman, Crowtower is the story of Utas, the High Priest of Vatu, and the endless cycles of his life within the tower in a land of darkness when the sun only shines for one day every year. There is something about Rae’s writing that draws me in, no matter which…
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Author Interview: David Rae
Iseult: Hi David, thank you so much for agreeing to this interview. I’m a huge fan of your writing, as you know. David: Thanks Iseult, I’m a huge fan of your writing too. I love the way you link so much of your work into Ireland and make the familiar magical. It is so clever…
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Mythology and Me: David Rae
Hi. This week I’m doing an interview with my friend and fellow author Iseult Murphy. Most of you will know her from her guest posts here (on David’s blog) TOPPER’S SHOP and from her brilliant short story collections available on Amazon. Iseult is participating in a series of exchange interviews MYTHOLOGY AND ME and you…
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Book Review: Crowman by David Rae
Stylistic, symbolic and absorbing, Crowman takes you to a dark fantasy world where the sun is held captive in a box. Utas, a textile trader, is fleeing from the city of the sun with his near comatose daughter, Alaba. The dark lord, Vatu, who holds the sun in a box and only lets it shine…
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Book Review: Ruth and John Getting to Know You by David Rae
Pregnant, and freshly dismissed from her job, Ruth’s chance encounter with a lucky stranger on a train leads to the beginning of a great adventure. Ruth is looking for a husband, and John always wanted a first class wife, so it seems a mutually beneficial arrangement for them to get married. Thus begins their life…