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Raven, the silent observer, guardian of secrets; intelligent, compassionate, and a profoundly solitary shapeshifter.

It travels between worlds, life and death, physical and spiritual, absorbing the pain and sadness, transforming them into art; they help, but vanishes before thanks can be given.

Their feathers carry memories and stories that only they can read, and you'll never hear them speaking out of their beak, only a whisper that appears to come from your own head would be heard; the voice you hear when no one is there.

Raven moves with an elegant beauty, almost like a silent shadow, their physical appearance seems to change whenever you see them, and you'll never remember their shape, like a forgotten memory.

Raven Tale – Episode 1

erry Underhill talks to Charles Ray, former US Ambassador to Cambodia and Zimbabwe and fellow author at Dusty Saddle Publishing/Raven Tale Publishing, about the relationship between nature, fear, and mythology. He also reads the prologue of the pair's new release 'Creature of the Sea' (available on Amazon now). dspublishingnetwork.com raventalepublishing.com @JerBearThree and…