Karen Rae Levine

Karen Rae Levine has and MFA in Creative Writing from The New School in Manhattan. A mother of three and a former aerospace engineer, Karen’s books are as varied as her interests. ALL ABOUT COLOR BLINDNESS earned a Mom’s Choice Award and three independent book awards. Her novels, SISTER RAVEN and THE CLAY MESSIAH each received multiple national book awards.

THE CLAY MESSIAH:

"An enchanting and lively novel that brings clarity, light and love to the darkness of the Holocaust with great tenderness, warmth and wisdom. If only the return of the actual Messiah could come about with such novelistic panache."

- Thane Rosenbaum, prolific and acclaimed author, and legal analyst for CBS News.

"When the war ended in 1945 I was stationed in Dachau. Karen Rae Levine's book The Clay Messiah is a tribute to her understanding and insight as to what Hitler's concentration camps were really like. A must read for the younger generations who are a world apart from that World War II era."

- David L. Israel, The Day the Thunderbird Cried