P.C. Verrone Books In Order

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

P.C. Verrone is a published author.

FIYAH Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction, Issue #29, Winter 2024 contained work from P.C. Verrone and other contributors such as N. Romaine White, Carol B. Duncan, Jo Telle, Olumide Manuel, and Jordan Penland.

This book contains prose such as P.C. Verrone’s Kiss of Life, which comes out to 4,996 words. In this story, the female character bears witness to a worldwide project of salvation that was brought about by the angels.

Now even talking about this feat is an act that has been forbidden by the Prophets. Now the great bridge is the only proof that lasts about this incident.

Also included in this volume is the story D.E.I. (Death, Eternity, and Inclusion) by N. Romaine White. The story features the character of Carolyn, who winds up face to face with the leader of her undead group but doesn’t know why they wanted her to come to his office. She wonders whether you can die of shame even if you’re already dead.

Tilamin is a story by Carol B. Duncan. Tilamin was removed from his home and forced into esclavage. He finds that he was wound up on a strange and mysterious island. The Old Ones say that the spirits make their way through the waters and the forests, as they are ancestors and former slaves that didn’t die but ended up being changed by the land.

Jo Telle has also written a story in this volume titled Together Like Hands on a Clock. This story features Alaska as being a wilderness full of expansive beauty that is unexplored. Raven hangs out there for a while while dealing with their feelings for D- their ex girlfriend who goes missing with the northern lights.

This volume also features The Dump City by Olumide Manuel and an artist interview with Jordan Penland. If you’re interested in reading something new, check out this work and see what you think!

Rabbit, Fox, Tar is a 2026 book by P.C. Verrone. This is a debut novel that is fable-like that will pull readers in, revolving around a young black woman who arrives in an insular neighborhood, an act that might end up shaking it to the foundational core.

Baby shows up in Original Hill and when she does, her name is the one that is on everyone’s lips. It’s true that the sight of a young black woman that is an unusual occurrence in this area of town. She sits all day on the garden wall of the Foxes, swinging her feet and not really talking to anyone.

When Lucius Lucky Foote comes along and touches her, a romance is created between them. He links his arms with Baby, who appears to have a supernatural pull on the other residents there. Lucky feels strongly that he will secure the open city council seat over Eugene Fox, Baby’s uncle and the white recumbent who has returned from retirement.

Protesters also open up some old wounds in the black neighborhood, which was leveled by the highway near by decades ago. Lucky is also threatening his position, and Fox thinks that a city council seat may not just be the same thing at stake but also the very soul of Original Hill. As Baby becomes more a part of this community, she also tries to depart a little from the strict rules set by Fox. Questioning it all from where she came from to who she is, read this book to follow along with every word in this unique work from P.C. Verrone!