Event Information for the
Rocky Mountain Writer's Summit™
The Rocky Mountain Writer's Summit™ brings
together all the resources every author needs to succeed.
Date: April 28, 2012
Time: 9 am - 6 pm
Location: Lone Tree Golf & Country Club & Hotel --> See Map
9808 Sunningdale Boulevard,
Lone Tree, CO
(303) 790-0202
- Vendors will be in the common areas.
- There will be two break out training rooms whose lecturers
and trainers will be giving talks throughout the day.
Lecture Schedule - 2012
ALL of last year's heavy hitters will be returning as well as a couple of authors who have published and released their books thanks to the 2011 Rocky Mountain Writer's Summit!!!
- 9:30 - Othniel Seiden - Colorado's Most Prolific Author - What I Wished I'd Have Known Before I Published My First Book
- 10:30 - Jonathan Manske - Author & Life Coach - Eliminate the mental blocks (head trash) that are keeping you from publishing success. A great book does not happen by accident.
- 11:30 - Patti Thorn - Editor - What you need to know before you hire a book editor.
- 12:30 - Capri Brock - Graphic Artist - You can't tell a book by its cover, but you can sell a book by its cover. What you need to know.
- 1:30 - EJ Thornton - Author & Publisher - Publish with a Plan - For the fast-changing new world of publishing.
- 2:30 - Joe Sabah - World Renowned Author & Speaker - How to Sell Your Book Through Speaking.
- 3:30 - Kathi McKnight - Graphologist - What your handwriting says about your chances of making it big as an author and what you can do to stack the odds in your favor.
- 4:30 - Thubten Comerford - Social Media Expert - 10 Steps to Using Social Media to Launch Your Book.
There will be several book launches and e-book launches at the 2012 Rocky Mountain Writer's Summit
BONUS BONUS BONUS
On site massage therapist (back by popular demand)...
Donna from That Special Touch Spa
Club's grill will be open for breakfast and lunch
The largest free author-centric event ever where authors can will be able to ask publishing service providers (who they will eventually hire) what are the 'gotchas' when dealing with your service industry?
What should authors know before they enter into these types of service transactions, enabling them to become informed and confident consumers and spend their publishing dollars more effectively!
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