BIOGRAPHY
Ater Imber became interested in writing fan fiction in 2013 after being talked into giving the Deviant Art website a chance. Ater began posting to the delight of Supernatural fans and has since moved her ever-growing operation to her own website: aterimber.com
Ater now not only writes Supernatural fanfiction, but has expanded the website to include her other interests as well (including veganism, writing tips [including a photoshop tutorial series to help authors design their own book covers] and nomadic/zero waste/sustainable living), and continues to write new fan and non-fanfiction stories and articles regularly for an eager personal following.
Ater also currently has 5 books available for purchase, including 3 fanfiction novellas based on the T.V. series Supernatural.
'The Haunted Corpse' is Aters’ latest book, and is her debut, non-collection novella. It’s a dark (ish) fantasy centering around Sammy, and the challenges she faces as she’s thrust into a whole new (magical) world while she searches for answers in the wake of her fathers’ ‘suicide’, published October, 2019. It’s also the longest book Ater has written, to date.
'First Try' is Aters’ debut, non-fan fiction novella. It’s a collection of short stories Ater wrote during school after getting serious about becoming a writer, book-ended by the two ‘long’ first stories Ater ever wrote, published November, 2018.
Ater’s newest fan fiction novella, 'Holiday Treats', is about the holidays, forbidden love, and what can go wrong when the two collide (Wincest style), published in December, 2016.
Ater’s debut fan fiction novella, 'Don’t Get Caught', is a collection of short stories centered around a love theme, and all that entails (including a kidnapping Samifer fic and a Sabriel wedding) published in February, 2016.
Last, but certainly not least, Ater’s second book, 'Melting Hearts, Sunburns and Tanlines' is a collection of short stories with a main theme surrounding going on vacation, published in August, 2016.
To check out these books, you can find them here: http://aterimber.com/writing/books/
If you’d like to keep up with all things Ater, you can check out her social media @AterImber.
Ater Imber lives in Toronto, Canada.
