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“Logic was puny in the face of my wrath. Logic was puny and magic was mighty: I had just gotten rebirthed, refilled and renewed, and was fast on my way to resentful.”

Quote by C.E. Murphy

Work

Raven Calls

Raven Calls is a work of urban fantasy that continues the exploration of a contemporary world inhabited by various supernatural entities. The narrative follows a protagonist who navigates tensions between human society and hidden magical communities, drawing upon Native American mythology and folklore as part of its worldbuilding. The title references corvid imagery associated with certain trickster figures and spiritual traditions, suggesting themes of transformation, communication between realms, and the ambiguous nature of power. As part of a longer series, the book develops ongoing storylines concerning pack dynamics, fae politics, and the personal costs of maintaining boundaries between different worlds. more

Author

C.E. Murphy
C.E. Murphy

C.E. Murphy, born on June 1, 1973, is an accomplished American author known for his work in the genres of fantasy, science fiction, and horror. His unique narrative style and profound character development have earned him a reputation as a distinguished writer. more

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