TIFFANY CLARKE HARRISON writes about your feelings. The ones that feel good, the ones that don't, and definitely the ones you don't want anyone to know. Writing novels has always been the goal, and Blue Hour is her debut. She graduated from Salisbury University with a BA in English, Creative Writing Concentration, and holds an MFA in Creative Writing (Fiction) from Queens University of Charlotte. Tiffany lives with her husband and two children in North Carolina.
Full of musings, debate, anger, distress and yet, ultimately, hope, Blue Hour is incredibly powerful -- Zibby Owens * Good Morning America * Gasp-worthy . . . How did Harrison achieve this spectacular feat of emotional withholding while also making readers feel so much -- J. Howard Rosier * Vulture * It's an urgent, heartbreaking, and profound meditation on motherhood, art-making, uncertainty, the ongoing violence of American racism and police brutality, and the courage it takes to choose the future -- Laura Sackton * BuzzFeed * In lyrical language, Harrison skillfully explores the complex tensions that gnaw at the expectant mother [...] and offers an intimate view of the couple's pain. This signals the arrival of a brave new writer * Publishers Weekly * In a world full of demands and distractions, Blue Hour asks us to pause and sit with our grief. Challenging, intimate, and relevant, this novel is a meditation on the boundaries of hope -- Osa Atoe, author of Shotgun Seamstress