Thanks for waiting

LauraEssendine — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 08:34:44 -0700

I'm finally finished with my first draft of The Accidental Guru and am hurtling into the second whilst all my mental notes on the revision are fresh in my mind. Luckily, I can see where cuts need to be made and this will hopefully speed up the process. It's been so long since I started it, I've forgotten a great deal of the scenes I'd written so I've gone back to it as a reader rather than as a ...

Any Brits out there?

LauraEssendine — Fri, 22 May 2009 13:29:45 -0700

Just a quick appeal to see if there are any UK authors out there, particularly the London area. It would be good to network/swap ideas. Would it be worth starting a club for the Brit Pack?

Twittering with success

LauraEssendine — Thu, 21 May 2009 05:53:48 -0700

As a new member of Red Room and of Twitter, I thought I'd combine the two by following Red Room ON Twitter. It turns out I was the 900th follower which got me a couple of mentions and a link back to my Red Room page. I feel I've arrived! And in so short a time.Now all I need do is finish the book...The Accidental Guru Blog

Hi to everyone

LauraEssendine — Tue, 19 May 2009 09:36:40 -0700

I've joined Red Room in the hope of hooking up with other authors, particularly those writing contemporary women's fiction. If there's anyone out there writing for the 40+ market, I'd be doubly glad to connect with you.So far I'm 3/4 of my way through The Accidental Guru which tells the story of four friends, Aurora, Judi, Paula and Mel, and the six months that change their lives. The ...