Amber Kay

Web design firms usually don't have quality graphic designers or professional authors on staff. But at Amber-Kay.com, clients are treated to innovative graphic design by an award-winning author. Each client's unique elegant online brochure is created by an artist with an eye for space, color, and light. And each page coordinates with the next in a cohesive flow, the most pleasing pattern to the human mind. What's more, it's affordable. Amber-Kay.com delivers fresh, unique, polished design services to clients at the best value. Amber Kay Ferguson has been winning writing contests since high school, where she snagged the Texas High School Press Association's General Column Writing competition two consecutive years (a record), along with numerous additional awards in UIL editorials and "Ready Writing." In 2001, Amber captured first place in Hollywood's "Mona Schreiber Prize for Humorous Fiction & Non-Fiction," followed by wins in several other contests, including Faith in Fiction's Christmas competition and Long Story Short's Essay contest. Her most recent win was the 2007 "Talk Like a Pirate" competition, sponsored by Harvest House Publishing. Amber served as a judge in the 2003 Tulsa Fellowship of Christian Writers humorous writing contest, and also judged the 2005 Abilene Writers Guild personal essay competition. Humor, especially culture and political satire, is Amber's first love. She currently syndicates two columns: "The Disassociated Pressed," a crazy - sometimes edgy - lampoon of current events, and "Life Out Loud," featuring humorous stories and her comments about living life large. She also writes freelance features, with a passion for people who see life through a unique set of spectacles.