Your worth is not diminished because my light shines differently.
I generally get one of three reactions when people learn I’m an author: 1. Barely concealed disdain or the barely restrained urge to make a warding sign. I figure this …
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{New Release} Of Sand and Storm
By law, any child born in Idara is free, even if that child is born in a slave brothel. But as Cinder grows into a beauty that surpasses even that …
Read MoreInterview about Witch Song
Interview between journalist JoLynne Lyon and Amber Argyle JoLynne: Throughout the story, Senna struggles with her identity. What advice would you give to her�to anyone who feels like an outcast? …
Read MoreMy kids are hilarious . . .
I tried to type up some of the funny things my kids have said over the years. I thought I’d share some of them with you. 2013 My 11 YO …
Read MoreOld article from when I was League of Utah Writer’s President
I found this gem as I was going through my hundreds of files. It’s an old newspaper article from before I was published. And the book I referenced? Witch Song. …
Read More#Gramber Searching for my happy ending
Life has thrown some hard things my way. Like, lots of hard things. Lately, my career has been one of those hard things. Sales were down 33% for me in …
Read MoreNarcolepsy, surgery, and more tests.
I keep thinking life is going to be better. That this is the last major medical issue we’re going to have. But it never is. Nearly 4 years and over …
Read MoreThe new direction for my blog. #gramber
In the past, my blog has been mostly about my writing and as a means to market myself and my works. I will still post about my books, but my …
Read MoreAn update on our family’s medical drama . . .
Lots of things going on. My cyst is gone, and so is the pain (yay!). I’ve discovered this medicine called Prelief, which has made my IC completely manageable. I can …
Read MoreOn Finding Joy
I specifically remember two years ago trying to finish up Witch Fall and feeling overwhelmed. There simply weren’t enough hours in the day. I had a four-year old daughter still …
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