Solar Empire Publishing today announced its 1st annual [Authors’ Conference], set for September 24-26, 2010. The Solar Empire Publishing “Gathering of Authors” will take place at the Howard Johnson Inn and Suites' Conference Center in Pico Rivera, CA, Full registration is $225, and includes meals, two nights’ lodging at the hotel, and all conference activities.
For complete conference details and to register for the event, please [click here] to download the online registration form.
We are pleased to once again operate this year’s conference as a not-for-profit event, redirecting all of the registration fees back into the event itself so we can keep the costs to attend as low as possible,” said Taylor Austin, chief executive officer of Solar Empire Publishing. “At Solar Empire, we consider our annual gathering of authors an important extension of our commitment to working with authors on an in-depth, personalized basis.”
According to Austin, this year the company is introducing a new scholarship program to defray the costs of attending the event for authors in a recovering economic climate. The top scholarship award is a full registration for the 2010 Authors' Conference, including travel expenses and a complete publishing package. To apply for scholarship consideration, interested authors must go to [ AuthorsConference.com ], download the “Scholarship Application” and answer three essay questions regarding their desire to attend the conference and publish their book.
The Solar Empire Publishing conference is open to all authors, regardless of how or with whom they have published their books, as well as aspiring writers who are striving to learn more about how to publish their own works. The event will feature keynote speeches from noted industry professionals and a variety of dynamic discussions on timely publishing topics, such as common book promotion challenges and how to leverage the power of social media to increase book sales.
Solar Empire Publishing provides the opportunity for authors who are seeking to maintain control over the publishing process, to carry out their visions for their books.
