March is Women in Horror Month, a much-needed celebration of women's contributions to the horror genre. Despite the historical association between horror and masculinity, women have played a pivotal role in the genre from the outset. (If you want to learn more about women's contributions to horror and speculative fiction, I highly recommend the book Monster, She Wrote by Lisa Kröger and Melanie R. Anderson.) There are some fantastic events going on online this month to upli

I'm thrilled to announce that Little White Flowers was included in Booklinker's recent newsletter showcasing moody and atmospheric books with a dark edge . While perhaps best known for their universal book links, Booklinker also offers a reader newsletter with curated book lists. Each book list is centered around a particular theme, and there's a free book available to download at the end. Check out the most recent newsletter to see the full list of moody and atmospheric rea

On Thursday, September 25th, 2025, I had the pleasure of appearing on the WABI 5 Book Club with Brian Sullivan. It was a great experience, add a huge thank you to WABI 5 for having me! You can find the video and corresponding article here . Brian Sullivan interviewing Amber on WABI 5 Book Club.

I was featured in the August 2025 ALLi Member Milestones for the release of my debut novel, Little White Flowers. It took me 15 years to take Little White Flowers from a teenage idea to the layered novel it is today, which is what my feature focuses on. You can read the whole article here.