Since we began publishing books in 2011, Moon Willow Press has stayed active in the community, whether it’s helping our authors get the books needed for their personal book launches and signings or hosting and participating in events around Vancouver. We’ve have also often hosted the international 100,000 Poets for Change event in the greater Vancouver area since its inception in 2011. We have taken on diverse projects, including a beach cleanup at False Creek, an “enpipe line poets” reading at the Carnegie Centre, an Earthwalk reading, short story contests, and a stage at western Canada’s largest literary event, Word Vancouver.
Ron Melchiore to speak at the Musquodoboit Library (NS, Canada) on Saturday, February 17th from 12:00 to1:30.

Author Ron Melchiore talking about the Appalachian Trail and selling books at the Antigonish Library.

Meet Ron Melchiore at http://www.pimainelibrary.org/ September 9, 2017

Beautiful map of the Infinite Games world by DNFrost. For more information see Annis Pratt’s The Battle for the Black Fen.

April 22, 2017 – Earth Day panel with Moon Willow Press’s owner and Eco-fiction.com’s curator Mary Woodbury

Collage of readers at the 2016 Word Vancouver. Bottom, L-R: Katie Welch, Claudia Casper, Michael Donaghue. Top, L-R: Mary Woodbury, audience, Anneliese Schultz, Stephen Collis

Morgan Woodbury, MWP and Eco-Fiction.com’s IT/website guru – co-organizer of Winds of Change launch, 2015

Winds of Change launch, L-R: Janis, Keith, Mary, Anneliese, Paul, Michael. Photo credit: Morgan Woodbury.

Enpipe line poet reading at Carnegie Centre, 2011. Part of 100,000 Poets for Change.