Monica Hughes
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Monica Hughes OC (November 3, 1925 – March 7, 2003), was a Canadian science fiction author. Her last name was Ince until she married Glen Hughes. She was born in Liverpool, England, and emigrated to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada in 1952. Monica Hughes had lived in Cairo, Egypt, Africa and other countries. She died in Edmonton at the age of 77 from a stroke.

In World War II, she served in the Women's Royal Naval Service.

Bibliography

• The Maze
• Gold Fever Trail: A Klondike Adventure, 1974.
• Crisis on Conshelf Ten, 1975 (series: Crisis on Conshelf Ten).
• Earthdark, 1977 (series: Crisis on Conshelf Ten).
• The Tomorrow City, 1978.
• Beyond the Dark River, 1979.
• Keeper of the Isis Light, 1980 (series: Isis).
• The Guardian of Isis, 1981 (series: Isis).
• The Isis Pedlar, 1982 (series: Isis).
• Ring-Rise Ring-Set, 1982.
• The Beckoning Lights, 1982.
• The Treasure of the Long Sault, 1982.
• Hunter in the Dark (collection), 1982.
• My Name Is Paula Popowitch, 1983.
• Space trap, 1983.
• Devil on My Back, 1984 (series: Arc One).
• Sandwriter, 1985 (series: Sandwriter).
• The Dream Catcher (series: Arc One).
• Blaine's Way, 1986.
• Log Jam, 1987.
• Spirit River, 1988.
• The Promise, 1989 (series: Sandwriter).
• The Refuge, 1989.
• Invitation to the Game, 1990.
• The Crystal Drop, 1992.
• The Golden Aquarians, 1995.
• Castle Tourmandyne, 1995.
• Where Have You Been, Billy Boy?, 1995.
• The Dirty Car, 1996.
• Lost at the School Fair, 1996.
• The Seven Magpies, 1996.
• The Faces of Fear, 1997.
• Skyways: Copymasters (with Betty Root), 1998.
• The Story Box, 1998.
• What If...? (editor, anthology), 1998.
• The Other Place, 1999.
• Storm Warning, 2000.