Rocky Mountain Writer's Summit™
April 28, 2012

The Rocky Mountain Writer's Summit™ brings
together all the software resources every author needs to succeed.

The Rocky Mountain Writer's Summit™ brings

Software Resources

Click through on these links to

see pages of the top 10 software products for each of these categories:

• Kindling Software - Books To Believe In's software to make Kindle publishing fast and easy.
• Voice Recognition Software - http://writerssummit.com/voice-recognition.php
• Book Indexing Software - http://writerssummit.com/book-indexing.php
• Publishing Software - http://writerssummit.com/publishing-software.php
• Image / Photo Editing Software - http://writerssummit.com/photo-editing.php
• Screen Writing Software - http://writerssummit.com/screen-writing.php
• Biography Software - http://writerssummit.com/biography-software.php

Plenty of Free Software is available to help with many of the tasks writers need to accomplish

Google has a plethora of free software.

Google documents provides a free word processor that has most of the same features as the more popular ones.

There is an entire office suite of programs - word processor, spreadsheet, etc from Sun call Open Office.

PDF generators are required when making e-products, and there are free ones available, such as Primo PDF.

RMWS Testimonials:

Jake Jacobs - This was an awesome event. As a first-time author (Idiom Of Oz), I couldn't have asked for a better opportunity to meet and learn from other established and career authors. I look forward to future moments to spend comparing notes, cutting edge concepts, and finding new ways of doing business. Additionally, this gave me the public venue to explore and help encourage authors to consider our voiceover studio support (Voice By Jake, LLC) to help others create raw audio files for future audio book publications. For all that you do, I thank you EJ & John. You rock, "fair dinkum, mate!" tah jake

Writer's Summit Tip #8:

Add your bar code, ISBN and list price visibly to the back of your book. If you are pitching that book to brick and mortar bookstores, they will check off a checklist that includes these items BEFORE they even open your book.

The next item on the checklist will be: Do you have an LCCN (Library of Congress Catalog Number) - if you do great, if not, click through to this page on copyrights and information regarding copyrights.