I've been invited to give April's Tuesday Forum author talk at the Old Town Public Library in Old Town, ME. The event will take place on Tuesday, April 21st at 11:00 a.m. Here's the event description from the event page:

This month, we’re excited to welcome Orono local author Amber Hathaway for an engaging Author Talk featuring her work and creative journey, including her series Little White Flowers.

📚 AUTHOR TALK: AMBER HATHAWAY

✨ DISCOVER the world of horror and dark fiction through the lens of a Maine-based writer with a unique voice and perspective.

📖 LEARN about Amber’s writing process, influences, and the development of her Little White Flowers series.

🧠 EXPLORE how her background in physics and diverse interests shape her storytelling and creative work.

💬 ENGAGE in a thoughtful conversation and Q&A with the author.

☕ ENJOY a warm lunch and good company while connecting over books and storytelling.

🌱 CONNECT with fellow readers, writers, and community members who love literature and creative expression.

Whether you are a longtime fan of horror fiction or simply curious about the writing process, this program promises to be both inspiring and engaging.

I've been having a lot of fun preparing for this event. While the main focus is my Little White Flowers series and how that came to be, I also included a little peek into how I got started writing horror as a kid. Additionally, since April is Autism Acceptance Month, I have a few slides about my autism diagnosis and how autism plays into Little White Flowers.

The event is free, but space may be limited. RSVP to reserve your spot by giving them a call or signing up at the front desk. You can RSVP at (207) 827-3972.