Amal El-Mohtarbooks in chronological order

Amal El-Mohtar is a Canadian speculative fiction writer and poet, born in 1984. Known for her lyrical and often surreal prose, El-Mohtar’s work frequently explores themes of love, war, and transformation through a distinctly feminist lens. She draws inspiration from diverse sources, including mythology, science fiction, and fairy tales, creating narratives rich in imagery and emotional depth. El-Mohtar is also a respected critic, serving as an editor for Goblin Fruit and contributing reviews to the New York Times Book Review.