T.C. Harrison books in order

Sixteen-year-old Darcy Munroe enjoys books, music, fashion, and other aspects of pop culture. Unlike most teens, she doesn’t have the privilege of living a normal life due to being born an eidolon. Darcy lives in a world that not only hates and fears her, but is edging towards an apocalypse. When her human bully dies in a school-related incident, Darcy’s charged with their death.

With her fate lying in the hands of a human jury, things become more complicated when her human step-dad Eric volunteers to represent her. They don’t trust each other and often butt heads over the human/eidolon conflict. Can Darcy and Eric settle their differences in time?

Acrostic is a poetry book inspired by the thoughts, feelings, reflections, and life experiences of author T.C. Harrison.

After years of being haunted by what he calls ‘the chase’ Cooper Whitelaw, conman extraordinaire hatches one final con in Venice Beach, CA. A con so big it’ll bring his life in the underworld to an end and grant him a new beginning. No more lies, no more deception, and no more sorrow.

With his scheme well underway, things start to go awry when unexpected twists that Cooper didn’t plan for muddy the waters. Determined to see his scheme to the end, Cooper rides the turbulent waves. But a murder turns the churning waters red with blood and places his plan in jeopardy.

Will Cooper Whitelaw live up to his name and get his new beginning or will the crimson waves of fate crash down and entomb him in the underworld forever?

Life and death. A hungry ghost and A Free Spirit... That’s where my imagination Takes me. Rainy days and Thunderous nights Where danger lurks in An extra shadow... That’s where my Imagination Takes Me. An orphan on a Search to Discover who she is and Where she comes from Another orphan in a different Time and place brought Into the world through bloody And deceitful means... That’s where my imagination Takes me. Same place but different time Where a samurai has something on his mind A woman scorned and An apple eaten Bringing forth a heart of ice. That’s where my imagination Takes me. Two best friends separated By a few states Gossiping over the phone... That’s where my imagination Takes me. Reminiscing about days Gone by riding the Public transportation System... That’s where my imagination Takes me. A snippet from a future Post-apocalyptic world Where the undead roam in Two evolutionary states. That’s where my imagination Takes me these days... Won’t you join me on this new adventure?

The first horror story collection from T.C. Harrison, features 31 flash fiction and short story pieces featuring various creatures of the night inspired by traditional horror tales, myths and creatures, music lyrics, and the author’s own imagination.

Eight years ago, an incident during a group dive resigns noted oceanographer Dr. Viola E. Foy to a desk job. But an urgent call forces Dr. Foy to return to the ocean. She finds herself partnering with Dr. Devin Strucker-an estranged colleague who’s now the VP of the Future Underwater Colonization Agency (FUCA)-for an exciting sea expedition.

But Dr. Foy’s betrayed and forced to conduct a dangerous dive into the mysterious Black Hole of Andros Island. An accident occurs that alters Dr. Foy’s destiny and makes her a target for FUCA and the US Navy. And more trouble arrives in the form of FUCA’s mysterious CEO Wendell Normand Galloway who’s emerged from years of seclusion with plans that threaten to doom the world to a watery grave.

Can Dr. Foy harness her new abilities, avoid capture and save the world before it’s too late?

The Unconsciousness of an Ethiopian Princess College Days of Future Past is a wonderful collection of poetry from first time author T.C. Harrison. Inspired by experiences during their undergraduate career, T.C. takes the reader through the different stages of college life in a funny, light-hearted but relating manner.

From leaving high school behind and observing the many sights and sounds of “The Campus”, to enduring a “Study Session”, and receiving an important lesson from Mr. Edgar Allen Poe, to attending “Psychology Class”, suffering from “School Fatigue”, and enjoying “Spring Break”.

You will not only enjoy this collection but be inspired to stay “On Course” towards the many destinations in your life.

Originally titled Attack On Love, "To love and know thyself is to grow and change..." is the premise of volume two To Love and Know Thyself in T.C. Harrison's The Unconsciousness of an Ethiopian Princess series. In this book, T.C. shares poems inspired from their experiences dealing with love and relationships.

This third and final installment in The Unconsciousness of an Ethiopian Princess by T.C. Harrison is a book filled with poetic musings from the author inspired by their thoughts, feelings, reflections, and life experiences. The theme of individuality and celebrating who you are runs throughout the volume. The book is divided into seven parts, featuring poems touching upon multiple topics such as individuality, beauty, racism & injustice, feminism, being a nerd, etc. that will resonate with readers.

Trilogy features the original Unconsciousness of an Ethiopian Princess poetry series- College Days of Future Past, To Know and Love Thyself (Attack on Love), & Musings of a Blerd (Out of the Box). This book serves as the final opus for the series, as it features the poetic musings from the author inspired by their thoughts, feelings, reflections, and life experiences.

A new entry in their poetry collections, Poesy Rainbow is the result of T.C. Harrison's participation during the month of April in NaPoWriMo 2014. Featured in this collection are thirty poems which were inspired by the author's thoughts, feelings, reflections, and life experiences. Each poem is meant to inspire the reader as well as reflect upon the world at large.

This is the second volume of T.C. Harrison’s NaPoWriMo series. Once again, each of the 30 poems were written each day during the month of April and are reactionary pieces inspired by the author's feelings, reflections, life experiences and the daily events that took place throughout the month. Like the previous year, each poem is meant to inspire the reader as well as reflect upon the world at large.

This is the third volume of T.C. Harrison’s NaPoWriMo series. Once again, each of the 30 poems were written each day during the month of April and are reactionary pieces inspired by the author's feelings, reflections, life experiences and the daily events that took place throughout the month. Like the previous year, each poem is meant to inspire the reader as well as reflect upon the world at large.

This is the fourth volume of T.C. Harrison’s NaPoWriMo series. Once again, each of the 30 poems were written each day during the month of April and are reactionary pieces inspired by the author's feelings, reflections, life experiences and the daily events that took place throughout the month. Like the previous year, each poem is meant to inspire the reader as well as reflect upon the world at large.

Thirty Days of Expressive Imagination collects poetry written from 2014 to 2017 in the month of April from by author T.C. Harrison for NaPoWriMo. The poems are reactionary pieces inspired by the author’s feelings, reflections, life experiences and the daily events that took place throughout the month. Each poem is meant to inspire the reader as well as reflect upon the world at large.

This sketchbook includes 100 pages of artwork, script excerpts and comic layouts from over 69 artists for the Womanthology Heroic Anthology book published through IDW. It features writers such as Barbara Kesel, singer/songwriter Samantha Newark, artists like Ming Doyle, Renae De Liz and more!

Edited by Laura Morley

Holiday Robbery written by Brittany Battista

The Night Before... story and art by Christianne Benedict, colored by Yel Zamor

Tis the Season poem by Rachel Pandich, art by Peggy von Burkleo

A Cat's Big Christmas Party by Ma'at Crook

"Sweetness Greetings!" Pin-Ups by Leigh Wortley

Pin-Up art by Ashlee Brienzo Lentini, colored by Becky Ginn

Snow Pug Pin-Up by Ariel Rivas

Cabin Pin-Up by Ashley Keene

Cookie Surprise by Beatriz Bravo

Ballerina Pin-Up by Blue Delliquanti

The Girl and the Hunt Pin-Up by Candice Reilly-Powell

The Girl and the Hunt story by Jessica Daniel

A Warm Welcome by Ceili Conway

Queen of Hearts Pin-Up by Chandra Reyer, colored by Jennifer Nolan

Jack Frost written by Kelsie Ladd, art by Eleni Ladd

"Happy Holidays" Pin-Up by Ellen Crenshaw

Jingle Jangle, the Mystery Elf art by Grace Miner, colored, designed, and written by Sharon Ridge

An Odd Christmas Gift Pin-Up by Janna Brower

"Through Dreams..." Pin-Up by Jenn Corella

A Run Lil Jared Christmas Pin-Up by Jennifer Weber

Pin-Up by Kate Carleton

Family Dinner poem and illustration by Kate Leth

Baubles Pin-Up by Kimberly Black

Snowgre Pin-Up by Kimberly De Liz

The Season of the Spirit written by Laura Morley, art by Tanja Wooten

Tree-Trimming Pin-Up by Vanessa Satone

Linda and the Lepus story and art by Tanya Burr, colored by JoJo Seames

Snowheroine Pin-Up by Bailee Desrocher

Chief Christmas Pin-Up by Bridgit Scheide

Don't Let the Light Go Out written by Talisha Harrison, art by Brenda Kirk

Pin-Up by Laura Inglis

"Be My Valentine" Pin-Up by Irma "Aimo" Ahmed

"Love" poem by Amelia Arender

"I Know Your Secret Weakness" Pin-Up by Christianne Benedict

"Zombi Romance Novels" Pin-Up by Ceili Conway

Pin-up by Bridget Arender

Sugar Skull Pin-Up by Ma'at Crook

Love Letter written by Jody Houser

Your Valentine by Nicole Sixx

"Happy Valentine's" Pin-Up by Candace Ellis

Pin-Up by Ashlee Brienzo Lentini

Pin-Up by Vanessa Satone

"Sharing Your Chocolate" Pin-Up by Eugenia Koumaki

Even Blob Monsters Get Lonely Pin-Up by Tai Shimizu

"Play With Me" Pin-Up by Sally Jane Thompson

"For Truth, Justice, and Amore!" Pin-Up by Janna Brower

Pin-Up by Beck Seashols

Pin-Up by Hanie Mohd

Rosie and Clyde written by Josh Dykstra, art by Kate Carleton

"Happy Valentine's Day, Grandma" written by Talisha Harrison

Womanthology is a large-scale anthology showcasing the works of women in comics. It is created entirely by over 150 women of all experience levels, from young girls who love to create comics all the way up to top industry professionals. All of the short stories in this volume will center around the theme of "Heroic". There will also be features, such as Professional How-To's, a Kids/Teens section showcasing their works and giving tips, as well as a section dedicated to some iconic female comic creators of the past, such as Nell Brinkley, and much more.