Come along to the Central Coast monthly write-in @ Kincumber Library and join other creatives making the time to write. 

Need accountability? Permission to create? A quiet place?

A write-in is a dedicated time to get words on the page in a supportive environment. It’s a writing group, but it isn’t a critique group; it’s a time to do, rather than share; it is an opportunity to work on your projects with others who are wanting to do the same thing. The Central Coast write-in is for writers of all persuasions and abilities, in a friendly environment … with snacks! It is for dabblers, scribblers, regulars, amateurs, pantsers and plotters. Join us and get your writing done!

 

When: 1st Saturday of the month.

Time: 10 am to 1 pm. Arrive and leave whenever suits.

Where: Kincumber Library, 3 Bungoona Road.

Cost: Free. BYO laptop/notebook/writing materials.

 

For more information and to let us know you’re coming please click here.

Contact Lauren

"I learnt so much about writing and the process working with Lauren on 'A Certain Kind of Power' and I am sure that I would never have got to this point without having had that experience."

– Ryan Butta, author of fiction and non-fiction

"Lauren Finger, this book is so much better thanks to your remarkable expertise"

– PA Thomas, author of The Beacon

"Lauren was absolutely amazing and I cannot recommend her highly enough... She made amazing suggestions and really boosted my confidence about the quality of my work."

– Sonya Melbourne, via Reedsy.com

"... Lauren Finger, most graceful of editors."

– RD Feneley, author of Life After Ted

"Lauren’s expertise in upmarket commercial fiction helped me sharpen and clarify my story and round out its characters. A delight to work with, her intelligent suggestions, detailed eye, and flexible approach were invaluable."

– Paul Harmon, author of Seven Treasures

"Lauren worked some kind of magic on my manuscript CROW, getting it reader-ready. [She] was so respectful of my work and provided suggestions for improvement in a gentle and intelligent manner. Her eye is eagle in the extreme!"

– Rhonda McCoy, author of Crow