Writer of page & stage.
Author of RABBIT, FOX, TAR (Catapult, 2026).
Playwright of BAD MEDICINE & CROCODILE DAY (Playscripts, 2023)
Lit rep: Alyssa Jennette.
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P.C. Verrone
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Happy Pride, y’all! 🏳️🌈
NEVER WHISTLE AT NIGHT, PART II: BACK FOR BLOOD has received its first trade reviews, including its first starred review from Library Journal via Becky Spratford!
Library Journal: www.libraryjournal.com/review/back-...
Publishers Weekly: www.publishersweekly.com/9798217007622
Discovering Afro-surrealism helped me locate my writing within a legacy of uncanny and magical Black fiction. I am so glad I had a chance to recommend these absolutely wonderful books with @literaryhub.bsky.social!
RABBIT, FOX, TAR is in very good company in The Center for Fiction’s latest column!
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Love to hear RABBIT, FOX, TAR mentioned on @nytimes.com Book Review podcast!
Last night’s book launch for ‘Rabbit, Fox, Tar’ at @deepvellum.bsky.social was a dream come true! Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate! 🥳📚
It's a good month for the weird and wonderful. We've got new speculative stories by Rebecca Thorne, Adrian Tchaikovsky, and Ruth Ozeki!
RABBIT, FOX, TAR is on sale today! Check out @pcverrone.com's interview with @debutiful.bsky.social where he shares how he read all of Toni Morrison's novels while writing his debut.
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Hey, a bunch of these publish today! 🍾🥂 Rabbit, Fox, Tar by P.C. Verrone (@catapultbooks.bsky.social), Mad Eden by Morgan Thomas, Sublimation by Isabel J. Kim (@torbooks.bsky.social) & Meeting New People by Daniel Lavery #booksky Read about them all here 🥳
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Though editors Hawk and Van Alst (Never Whistle at Night) tout this excellent anthology of 21 stories from Native American fanta...
Sullivan Summer Under Review:Rabbit, Fox, Tar. P.C. Verrone. Catapult, June 2026. “To call Original Hill a place alone,” writes P.C. Verrone in his debut novel, Rabbit, Fox, Tar, “would have done i…
P.C. Verrone’s debut novel, Rabbit, Fox, Tar, is a fable-like story about a mysterious young Black woman whose arrival in a tightly knit neighborhood threatens to unravel its foundations. When Baby ap...
This month's upcoming books include several debuts, including an enticing fable that draws from Minnesota's racial history, a nonlinear story of queer rural Florida, and a television-ready immigration...
Read these essential Afro-surrealist works by Toni Morrison, August Wilson, Nalo Hopkinson, and more.
I was introduced to the term “Afro-Surrealism” through an interview in which Phillip B. Williams called it his preferred way to describe his novel Ours. The phrase was coined by Amiri Baraka in 197…
