She is a supernatural author. She has a short story in an anthology called The Ancestors with LA Banks & Brandon Massey (2 other African American authors).

I am currently reading Joplin's Ghost, about a woman being haunted by the great ragtime composer Scott Joplin. Look up the ragtime song "The Entertainer" and you'll be surprise that it was written by an African American, if you didn't already know.

Also, while most of her work has been on the horror/paranormal side, she does write outside of this genre as well; Tananarive Due : The Black Rose: The Dramatic Story of Madam C.J. Walker, America's First Black Female Millionaire is a historical novel about the famous entrepeneur Madame Walker, and the "Tennyson Hardwick" mysteries are collaborations between Due, her husband Steven Barnes, and actor Blair Underwood.