Sorry for the mistake, I never know how to work those boards.  But also it's
nice to hear from a fan of Anita's and from my husband's home country.  Yes,
menopause has hit me rather hard mentally, but I'm struggling through.
Thank you for your wishes and best to you and yours,

Roberta Morgan




--- On Tue, 1/20/09, Teresa Collins <tesscol33e@...> wrote:

> From: Teresa Collins <tesscol33e@...>
> Subject: Re: [aburghbooks] Roberta and Brian Morgan, your cousins
> To: aburghbooks@...
> Date: Tuesday, January 20, 2009, 1:23 AM
> Hi there
> Your mail somehow came to me in the UK! Perhaps you should
> check that a copy
> went to
> Anita Burgh! As it happens my husband and I are fans of her
> books!!
> All the best to Roberta with her writing...I sympathise
> with the Menopausal
> depression. Here in the UK I found 'Menopace' to be
> a great help.
> Teresa Collins
>
> -------Original Message-------
>
> From: roberta323@...
> Date: 20/01/2009 02:36:25
> To: aburghbooks@...
> Subject: [aburghbooks] Roberta and Brian Morgan, your
> cousins
>
> Dear Anita:
> Long time no see. I keep in contact with Julie at
> Christmas.
> These days I am a maternal fetal medicine specialist
> teaching
> residents in California. Roberta has done a whole host of
> successful
> things over the years and is now recovering from menopausal
> depression
> and has returned to her original path of creative writing.
> She
> certainly has not lost the touch from what I just read but
> has nowhere
> in LA to send her writings and nobody seems to be willing
> to help her
> find the right person. I am reluctant to ask for help from
> you as I
> have not exactly been your loving cousin over the years.
> But here
> goes: any chance of putting her on the right path? An
> agent's name,
> somewhere to send her wonderfully erotic new book?
> Love, Brian.



Anita,

 

I too received the e-mail from Teresa and also from Robert.  Hope you manage to remove this fault from the web site.

 

Please carry on with the stories of the Creswell family after The Breached Wall they were so enjoyable.

 

Also, just a query - in the book Advances, Kate's husband was called Tony, yet in the continuing story in Exiles his name changed to Alan.

 

----- Original Message -----

From: ANITA BURGH

To: aburghbooks@...

Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2009 10:03 AM

Subject: Re: [aburghbooks] Roberta and Brian Morgan, your cousins

What a muddle, thanks so much, Teresa, for replying to my cousin, I must get that AB books site removed.  Brian is a lovely bloke and his wife is a fine writer. yours, Anita. --- On Tue, 20/1/09, Teresa Collins <tesscol33e@...> wrote: From: Teresa Collins <tesscol33e@...> Subject: Re: [aburghbooks] Roberta and Brian Morgan, your cousins To: aburghbooks@... Date: Tuesday, 20 January, 2009, 9:23 AM Hi there Your mail somehow came to me in the UK! Perhaps you should check that a copy went to Anita Burgh! As it happens my husband and I are fans of her books!! All the best to Roberta with her writing...I sympathise with the Menopausal depression. Here in the UK I found 'Menopace' to be a great help. Teresa Collins    -------Original Message----- --   From: roberta323@sbcgloba l.net Date: 20/01/2009 02:36:25 To: aburghbooks@ yahoogroups. co.uk Subject: [aburghbooks] Roberta and Brian Morgan, your cousins   Dear Anita: Long time no see. I keep in contact with Julie at Christmas. These days I am a maternal fetal medicine specialist teaching residents in California. Roberta has done a whole host of successful things over the years and is now recovering from menopausal depression and has returned to her original path of creative writing. She certainly has not lost the touch from what I just read but has nowhere in LA to send her writings and nobody seems to be willing to help her find the right person. I am reluctant to ask for help from you as I have not exactly been your loving cousin over the years. But here goes: any chance of putting her on the right path? An agent's name, somewhere to send her wonderfully erotic new book? Love, Brian.

Dear Anita:
Long time no see. I keep in contact with Julie at Christmas.
These days I am a maternal fetal medicine specialist teaching
residents in California. Roberta has done a whole host of successful
things over the years and is now recovering from menopausal depression
and has returned to her original path of creative writing. She
certainly has not lost the touch from what I just read but has nowhere
in LA to send her writings and nobody seems to be willing to help her
find the right person. I am reluctant to ask for help from you as I
have not exactly been your loving cousin over the years. But here
goes: any chance of putting her on the right path? An agent's name,
somewhere to send her wonderfully erotic new book?
Love, Brian.

I have visited my local library and have found that they do not possess
any Anita Burgh books. I could not believe this! They are doing the
best they can to locate some books for me. I own two books, but am
looking to purchase more quite soon. There are only 3 libraries in the
state of Pennsylvania that carry Anita Burgh books. I am going to check
out my local book store to see if they have any available.