Elizabeth Amber Love

AmberUnmasked.com has been around since January 2010. Prior to that I wrote about comics and cosplay on other blogging platforms. I frequently guest hosted on other podcasts while doing my own YouTube videos, but then decided to reboot my media by dedicating recording to audio podcasts and thus, Vodka O'Clock was born March 8, 2012.

As of May 2020, we are in Year Four of the Winchester-Nabu Detective Agency stories. These are case files about my cats' detective agency. We encounter all kinds of mysterious evidence and track the movements of the Chipmunk Mafia. 

My show includes interviews with people in all areas of entertainment and social activism plus convention coverage.

My writing includes both journalism (reviews, op-ed pieces, news, tutorials) and personal pieces about living with mental illness, relationships and body image. I've been published on Femsplain.com and Women Write About Comics.

I also write fiction in different forms including educational comics for a young readers publisher; indie comics that have appeared in anthologies such as Insider Art, Rise: Comics Against Bullying and Shakespeare Shaken; I also guest wrote for the Subculture webcomic.

In 2015, the Protect volume 2 anthology came out and I have a short story in there next to great authors like Josh Stallings, Neliza Drew, Thomas Pluck, Harlan Ellison, and Joyce Carol Oates. This book was nominated for an Anthony Award. 

January, 2016, my first mystery novel,  Cardiac Arrest: A Farrah Wethers Mystery was published and is available at major outlets and on Kindle. The sequel, Full Body Manslaughter, was published October, 2016. The third book in the series, Miscarriage of Justice, was released in May in 2017. My first horror novel, Misty Murder, debuted September 22, 2017. New for 2018 is an occult, new adult novel titled Bear Roots which is rolling out in waves to Patreon backers based on lifetime donations. 

I've also been slowly working a Vodka O'Clock book with short stories and drink recipes if I can figure out how to get photos laid out properly in Scrivener. Hopefully Amazon's new platform since they bought CreateSpace will make image layout easier. I haven't had time to research it yet.