Writing can be a lonely pursuit. The same can be said for Illustrating. Part of the job description for each is to sit alone and thoughtfully compose. But no artist should be an island.
Together, we can support, uplift, encourage, and inspire each other. We can seek and give guidance, share knowledge, and commiserate on all the experiences we, as creatives, share. And most importantly, we can join forces to bring awareness to artisans throughout the Temecula Valley. Together, we're stronger. Join us to find out why.
Mark London WIlliams currently covers Hollywood dis-content, its creative flourishes and implosions, how it's made, and most of its award shows, as a one-man Hollywood bureau for a British Cinematographer magazine. He's also the author the Danger Boytime travel books for young readers on the march, the recent Max Random and the Zombie 500, and hopefully -- given all that's currently teetering on the brink -- next year's YA mystery Noir is the Word, co-written with Douglas Rees.He loves visiting the Inland Empire, Coachella Valley, and other SoCal desert terrain in search of date shakes. He's around online, including @TricksterInk
MORE TIME WITH MARK: Join us after at Murietta Hot Springs for lunch and discussion. TVWI Connect. 1:30-3:00 or drop in. Lunch will be available for purchase until 2:00pm.
Temecula City Hall Conference Center
41000 Main St.
Temecula, CA 92590
No matter the focus of your creative efforts, you'll find a group here that shares your passion and supports your journey. Explore the sections below to learn more about each program, including meeting times, leadership, and how to get involved.
Your stories have been conceived, and your final products have been submitted! Now our panel is busy at work selecting which tales will be told in the newest anthology published by Temecula Valley Writers and Illustrators.
Thank you all for your amazing creativity, your hard work, and your patience as the rest of the hard work gets done.
Photograph by Leslie Knowles
