Amber Lee Carpenter
writer | photographer | artist
Bio
Amber Lee Carpenter is an MFA graduate from Columbia College Chicago’s Creative Nonfiction program. She earned her MA in English from East Carolina University in 2012 with a concentration in both poetry and nonfiction.
Her essays and photographs have appeared in publications that include sPARKLE & bLINK, Sinister Wisdom, Two Hawks Quarterly, riverSedge, Mount Hope Magazine, Camas Magazine, and Glassworks Magazine. She currently lives in the Bay Area with her wife and pets.
Amber’s Work
Publications
Photography
- “Resilience,” Camas Magazine, 2019
- “Toward a Counter Memory: A Collaboration of Photography and Prose,” Punctuate, 2019
- “Loophole,” Glassworks Magazine, 2014
- “Frozen,” Mount Hope Magazine, 2014
Essays & Hybrids
- “Bodies are not meant to,” sPARKLE & bLINK (108), 2020
- “Mother, Daughter,” riverSedge (Vol. 32, Issue 1), 2019
- “What Happened On June 21, 2018,” Essay Daily, 2018
- “The Whole Body Houses Grief,” Two Hawks Quarterly, 2017
- “Male Female,” Sinister Wisdom, 2017
- “Fall from Grace,” Sinister Wisdom, 2013
Poetry
- “Testimony,” SPACES Literary Magazine, 2013
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