To Lie With Ursa in the Grey Cave

A long-form poetry epic, told in four parts, Ashton Thayne’s TO LIE WITH URSA IN THE GREY CAVE is a modern retelling of the legend of the Greek goddess Artemis, she of wild animals, vegetation and the hunt. The Mistress of Animals is sent on a quest by Zeus to hunt Callisto – the goddess of nature in the form of a great and ancient bear – in order to prove her worth and come home to sit in her rightful place among the gods of Mount Olympus. Though a short read, Thayne takes reader’s on a fresh and compelling journey. Recommended for readers of all ages and genders, especially those already fond and familiar with Greek mythology and deeply connected to the nature all around us.