Tananarive Due is an American author known for her science fiction and fantasy works. Born on January 5, 1966, she has been publishing since 1994, with her books covering a range of themes and styles, including race, gender, and social justice. Due's works often feature profound moral and social commentary.
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“She had learned long ago that the truth made people angry, and to speak of it was considered evil.”
Source: Ghost Summer: Stories
“Letitia knew words were only part of who people were, and usually the least important part.”
Source: Ghost Summer: Stories
Source: Ghost Summer: Stories
Source: Ghost Summer: Stories
Source: The Wishing Pool and Other Stories
Source: My Soul to Keep
“I hate to say things that might scare you, but I can't sugarcoat the real world.”
Source: The Keeper: A Graphic Novel
Source: Ghost Summer: Stories
“The devil never gave a gift for free.”
Source: Blood Colony: A Novel
Source: Blood Colony: A Novel