Amber Moss books in order
Amber Moss is a Black writer, blogger, editor and author of poetry books.
She is best known for writing Bucket Of Thorns (2020), To Her: A Poetry Chapbook (2020), and her most recent release, Some Kind Of Black (2022).
A resident of Atlanta, Moss holds a Bachelor's degree in English and a Master's degree in marketing, and has completed a writer's residency at Sundress Academy for the Arts.
Her poetry works have been published in Bewildering Stories, Little Rose Magazine, Liminality Magazine, Poetry Super Highway, and others.
A member of the Georgia Writers Association, Moss is skilled in SEO, Google Analytics, and Marketing Metrics.
Non Series
- Bucket Of Thorns (2020)
- To Her: A Poetry Chapbook (2020)
- To Her: Extended Edition (2021)
- Some Kind Of Black (2022)
Detailed book overview
Non Series
Amber Moss's emotional new poetry collection Bucket Of Thorns details the journey of a woman from adolescence to motherhood. In this coming of age story, the author documents love, loss, and overcoming domestic abuse. Moss's poetry is intimate and visionary. Divided into four sections, Bucket Of Thorns celebrates cutting the ties from men and surviving on one's self-love.
First Release: 2020
ISBN: 979-8643020349
Publisher: Independently published
Welcome to the pages of To Her. This poetry book is for the woman that secretly lusts after the barista in the neighborhood coffee shop who infuses her latte with just the right amount of milk and sugar. It is for the girl that fell madly in love with her best friend, only to have her heart shattered and friendship ruined. To Her is for the woman afraid to admit her sexual desires because society tells her that it’s not “normal.”
First Release: 2020
ISBN: 979-8629930037
Publisher: Independently published
What does it mean to be Black? In this daring poetry collection, Some Kind Of Black challenges Black stereotypes and dissects the connection between skin color and personal trauma. The author questions her culture while detailing her own experiences in the Black community. While exploring her bloodline and current relationships, Amber Moss uncovers the threat of brown skin.
Some Kind Of Black investigates colorism, mass incarceration, identity, and survival. Moss takes the reader through the struggle for inclusivity as she discovers there is no formula to being Black. From adolescence to adulthood, Moss learns to embrace her identity and the community that once evaded her.
First Release: 2022
ISBN: 978-1736302767
Publisher: Nymeria Publishing