Carrie Harris

@carrharr.bsky.social

Writer/editor of licensed and original novels, comics, and games, including Marvel, Warhammer 40k, Arkham Horror, Miraculous Ladybug, Lady Lovely Locks, and World of Darkness. She/her. Rep: Kate Testerman

Yesterday was the 15th pub date anniversary of BAD TASTE IN BOYS, my first novel. Since then, I’ve built up about 100 credits including 67 licensed projects spread across 27 franchises such as Marvel, Warhammer, and Miraculous Ladybug. Here’s to the little sugar lips that could!

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Here's a bunch of my work in an AI data set, totaling about a million words. It doesn't stop here; I've seen other sets. Please take a minute to look up your favorite writer or band and think about what you're doing before you use genAI. It is NOT harmless. www.theatlantic.com/category/ai-...

AI Watchdog - The Atlantic

The Atlantic's ongoing investigation of the books, videos, and other media used by the world's most powerful tech companies to train their AI models.

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This weekend, I read an advance copy of EXHUMED by @aaronmahnke.com. I know a lot about vampires--it's literally my job. So I was delighted by all the new-to-me info crammed in here. Highly recommended for fang fans and folks who love weird corners of little-known history. Releases August 4th!

A book cover of Exhumed: Unearthing the History of the American Vampire by Aaron Mahnke, creator of the award-winning podcast Lore.

Wondering how my books Snagged and Tendrils relate to the classic Lady Lovely Locks cartoon? This series takes elements from the original and asks, “What would happen if a modern girl got sucked into a retro fairy tale world?” Tendrils is out in August, and Snagged is on shelves now!

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For our anniversary this weekend, my husband and I decided to turn into force ghosts. (Actually, we were at a concert, and the stage lighting did that to us, but I think the previous story is better, don't you?)

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Lady Lovely Locks was a 1980s cartoon that spawned a series of books and toys with fabulous hair. My new YA series reimagines it; you’ll see familiar faces, but you don’t need to know the old version to appreciate the new. It’s about the power of fairy tales—no matter how ridiculous they might seem.

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