Tananarive Due is the author of The Black Rose, My Soul to Keep and The Between, and was a collaborator on the best-selling novel, Naked Came the Manatee. Her short fiction was included in the groundbreaking Dark Matter, an anthology of black American science fiction and fantasy. A two-time finalist for the prestigious Bram Stoker Award, the former Miami Herald columnist lives in Washington state with her husband, novelist Steven Barnes.
Awards: WFA (2024), Jackson (2023), LA Times (2023), Stoker (2023) see all
Genres: Horror, Science Fiction, Mystery
Series
African Immortals
1. My Soul to Keep (1997)
2. The Living Blood (2001)
3. Blood Colony (2008)
4. My Soul to Take (2011)
1. My Soul to Keep (1997)
2. The Living Blood (2001)
3. Blood Colony (2008)
4. My Soul to Take (2011)
Tennyson Hardwick (with Steven Barnes)
1. Casanegra (2007)
2. In the Night of the Heat (2008)
3. From Cape Town with Love (2010)
4. South by Southeast (2012)
1. Casanegra (2007)
2. In the Night of the Heat (2008)
3. From Cape Town with Love (2010)
4. South by Southeast (2012)
Novels
The Between (1995)
Naked Came the Manatee (1997) (with others)
The Black Rose (2000)
The Good House (2003)
Joplin's Ghost (2005)
The Reformatory (2023)
Naked Came the Manatee (1997) (with others)
The Black Rose (2000)
The Good House (2003)
Joplin's Ghost (2005)
The Reformatory (2023)
Collections
The Ancestors (2008) (with L A Banks and Brandon Massey)
Ghost Summer (2015)
Whose Future Is It? (2018) (with others)
The Wishing Pool and Other Stories (2023)
Ghost Summer (2015)
Whose Future Is It? (2018) (with others)
The Wishing Pool and Other Stories (2023)
Novellas and Short Stories
Graphic Novels show
Non fiction show
Books containing stories by Tananarive Due
The Year's Best Dark Fantasy & Horror: Volume Five (2024)
(Year's Best Dark Fantasy & Horror, book 5)
edited by
Paula Guran
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Tananarive Due recommends
Curdle Creek (2024)
Yvonne Battle-Felton
"Curdle Creek is a thoughtful, sinister tour-de-force. Yvonne Battle-Felton writes so convincingly that the reader is forced to ponder what unthinkable choices we mask behind our own quest for belonging, and what wrongs we must answer for."
Sky Full of Elephants (2024)
Cebo Campbell
"A bold and imaginative premise unfolds with lyrical language, hope and humor in Cebo Campbell's Sky Full of Elephants. Like the best speculative fiction, it compels us to view our own world through new eyes. This debut novel is not to be missed."
Ruin Road (2024)
Lamar Giles
"Riveting, grounded horror tinged with characters who leap to life. Lamar Giles writes with imagination and urgency that will appeal to all horror fans, as Ruin Road raises an intriguing question with surprising answers: What would we be like if we had no fear?"
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