author
M. Corvus
Best known for the novel Sister Carmen, this little-documented writer is linked in library and public-domain records to the name Marie Schramm. The work has lasted as a rediscovered historical novel, with themes of faith, family, and identity.
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Sister Carmen
by M. Corvus
About the author
Public-domain and library sources identify M. Corvus as a pen name associated with Marie Schramm. The attribution appears in catalog-style records rather than in a full modern biography, so only a few details can be stated with confidence.
The name is most closely connected with Sister Carmen, a novel first published in the late 19th century and preserved through sources such as Project Gutenberg, Open Library, and ManyBooks. These records suggest a writer whose work continued to circulate well beyond its original publication.
Because reliable biographical information is scarce, it is safest to remember M. Corvus as an author known today mainly through surviving editions of Sister Carmen and related library archives, rather than through a well-documented personal history.