The Writers Launch Pad is Back on Saturday!

The second annual Writers Launch Pad will be held on Saturday, March 19th at 10 a.m., and I’m excited. Thriller writer Graham Brown will be back after an amazing talk at the inaugural launch pad. He’ll be joined by Kimberly Keilbach, the author of Global Warming Is Good for Business. This is gonna be good. 

Sure, writing seems like a quieter life than those lead by our heroes and heroines. But that's only true until it comes time to get into  print.  At the Writers Launch Pad, writers can learn what it takes to go from writer to published author from those who have already done it.

Tuscon-based thriller writer Graham Brown (Black Rain, Black Sun) is winging back in to tell how he navigated the jungle of agents and publishers to go from an unknown author to a multi-book contract.

Kimberly Keilbach is the author of Global Warming Is Good for Business.  Learn how a book develops from initial concept to final publication. The research, the writing, the book proposal, the agent, the sale – and then the work begins.

 The Writers Launch Pad is focused on helping writers bring their work to market, and launching their careers.

We’ll be launching at the March Field Air Museum from 10:00 am until noon. You can find the museum entrance off the I-215 Freeway at Van Buren. Just exit at Van Buren and turn east. Yes, it may look like you’re driving off a cliff, but don’t worry. The drive into the museum is on your left.

Most events of this type cost 20 to 40 dollars. But thanks to the Moreno Valley Arts Commission, the Writers Launch Pad is free.  Plus, the first 100 who pre-register will receive free admission to the museum following the event.  That's a ten dollar value.  (Many thanks to the Air Museum for their support.)

It is my privilege to host and organize this event, and I hope to see you there. To pre-register, just let me know that you'll be there. It's that easy.