Alyxandra Margaret (A. M.) Dellamonica is a Canadian science fiction writer who has published over thirty short stories in the field since the 1980s. Dellamonica writes in a number of sub-genres including science fiction, fantasy, and alternate history. Her stories have been selected for "Year's Best" science fiction anthologies in 2002 and 2007.
Dellamonica teaches creative writing online at the UCLA Extension Writer's Program. She also reviews science fiction books and science fiction related websites for SciFi.com.
Series
Stormwrack
0.5. The Glass Galago (2016)
1. Child of a Hidden Sea (2014)
2. A Daughter of No Nation (2015)
3. The Nature of a Pirate (2016)
0.5. The Glass Galago (2016)
1. Child of a Hidden Sea (2014)
2. A Daughter of No Nation (2015)
3. The Nature of a Pirate (2016)
Novellas
The Cage (2011)
The Sorrow Fair (2011)
Among the Silvering Herd (2012)
The Ugly Woman of Castello di Putti (2014)
The Color of Paradox (2014)
Losing Heart Among the Tall: A Tor.com Original (2017)
The Sorrow Fair (2011)
Among the Silvering Herd (2012)
The Ugly Woman of Castello di Putti (2014)
The Color of Paradox (2014)
Losing Heart Among the Tall: A Tor.com Original (2017)
A M Dellamonica recommends
Weave a Circle Round (2017)
Kari Maaren
"In Weave a Circle Round, fourteen year old Freddy Duchamp is sent hurtling through human history, caught in time with a boy she barely knows and cannot trust. How can she find out who Josiah is, what he's hiding, and whether he poses a threat to her family? She can't even get back to the twenty-first century and her horribly boring high school English class! Kari Maaren's witty, cliche-skewering debut novel is a vivid picture of a blended family in turmoil, an intricate temporal puzzle box, and a grand adventure."
The Freeze-Frame Revolution (2018)
Peter Watts
"Peter Watts is a triple threat: exacting hard science extrapolation, an imagination that runs hot enough to give you contact burns, and a gift for thrusting his characters in situations that will expand the mind while shattering even the most guarded of reader hearts. In The Freeze-Frame Revolution, he puts a handful of fragile human beings into a mind-bending, explosive and utterly inhuman situation, and lights a ten-thousand year fuse. Unforgettable!"
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