Tananarive Due is an American Book Award and NAACP Image Award–winning author, who was an executive producer on Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror for Shudder and teaches Afrofuturism and Black Horror at UCLA. She and her husband, science fiction author Steven Barnes, cowrote the graphic novel The Keeper and an episode for Season 2 of The Twilight Zone for Paramount Plus and Monkeypaw Productions. Due is the author of several novels and two short story collections, Ghost Summer: Stories and The Wishing Pool and Other Stories. She is also coauthor of a civil rights memoir, Freedom in the Family: A Mother-Daughter Memoir of the Fight for Civil Rights (with her late mother, Patricia Stephens Due). Learn more at TananariveDue.com.
"Due shows herself true to her own powerful gift." -- Publishers
Weekly (starred review)
"[M]ore than just a ghost story is Due's sense of musical and
cultural history.... Even while she brings to life Scott Joplin the
man, Due makes us appreciate Scott Joplin the icon, the symbol.
This understanding gives Joplin's Ghost its haunting power." -- The
Washington Post
"In this ambitious and action-packed novel, Tananarive Due blurs
genre boundaries as adroitly as her ghost walks through walls. Part
love story, part ghost story, part historical fiction, part
contemporary adult drama, this book is difficult to categorize --
and impossible to put down." -- Valerie Boyd, author of Wrapped in
Rainbows:The Life of Zora Neale Hurston
"Due shows herself true to her own powerful gift." -- Publishers
Weekly (starred review)
"[M]ore than just a ghost story is Due's sense of musical and
cultural history.... Even while she brings to life Scott Joplin the
man, Due makes us appreciate Scott Joplin the icon, the symbol.
This understanding gives Joplin's Ghost its haunting power."
-- The Washington Post
"In this ambitious and action-packed novel, Tananarive Due blurs
genre boundaries as adroitly as her ghost walks through walls. Part
love story, part ghost story, part historical fiction, part
contemporary adult drama, this book is difficult to categorize --
and impossible to put down." -- Valerie Boyd, author of Wrapped
in Rainbows:The Life of Zora Neale Hurston
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