A strange child is born, an outcast irresistibly drawn to the black birds that nest in the tall trees on the edge of the village where he lives. His destiny is inescapable – he has been chosen to play a part in the magical plan that will take centuries of incarnations, reincarnations, trials and mysteries before the story ends.
Incarnations of Crow is complete in itself, but those who have read and loved Nell Grey’s other magical novels, The Golden Web and Three Magic Women, will hear echoes of Una and others call from the pages.
Nell Grey is an artist and writer of eccentric and often witchy fiction. She is fascinated by cusps and borderlines - how does love become obsession, eccentricity madness?
Her poems, short stories, articles and reviews have appeared both online and in magazines such as Smith's Knoll, Iota, Orbis and others.
Three novels - Solitary Pleasures, The Golden Web and Three Magic Women - have been published both in print form and as Kindle e-books. My Imaginary Life, Memoirs of an Ostrich, Solitary Pleasures and Solstice, a collection of magical short stories, are Kindle e-books.
Nell has a passion for the natural world, archaic mystery, myth and legend and those places where fact and fiction cross and mingle. Most of her stories and poems ferment and distill while walking with her dog on the South Downs.