Aria D’Amico is a writer of atmospheric, surrealist narratives that probe the architecture of grief and the persistence of memory. Her work explores the friction between the domestic and the subconscious, documenting the places where reality fractures and the mundane becomes uncanny.

Whether through the lens of noir-inflected fiction or speculative drama, she focuses on the human experience—the weight of what we carry, the echoes of what we lose, and the stories that haunt us long after the world has changed.

Her bibliography includes poetry, flash fiction, and short stories. Aria is currently working on multiple projects; she just completed work on her debut novel, is hard at work on her next book, One More Life, as well as an animated television pilot. Aria grew up on the East Coast, and now lives and writes in the quiet corners of the Pacific Northwest.