Saturday’s workshop was tremendously helpful, bound together by enthusiastic writers and excellent guidance from you. We all went home with work to be done, but that’s the whole purpose.
SEMINARS
REGISTRATION IS OPEN for the Spring Seminar Series
Saturday, April 26; Saturday, May 17; and Sunday, June 29, 2025
A few spaces are still available for the elegant Sunday Brunch Seminar on March 23, 2025
These all-day workshops focus on works-in-progress and the literary devices available to help writers transform creative visions into words on the page—whether fiction, narrative nonfiction, or poetry—and to help writers move a project closer to completion. Participants may register for one, two, or all three seminars.
(Limited to 12 writers. You may register for each seminar individually.)
Saturday, April 26, $125
(includes beverages and catered luncheon)
Saturday, May 17, $125
(includes beverages and catered luncheon)
Sunday, June 29, $145
(includes elegant Sunday Brunch)
COST: $125 early-bird registration/ $140 late registration (within 10 days of seminar date). Early-bird registration for all three seminars guarantees your space.
INCLUDES: beverages, catered luncheons, or elegant Sunday brunch ($20 upcharge for brunch)
WHERE: Mount Vernon Canyon Club, Golden, Colorado 80401 (20 minutes west of Denver)
DIRECTIONS: https://www.mountvernoncc.com/about/directions
QUESTIONS? Contact Page Lambert
email: [email protected]
phone: 303.842.7360
CANCELLATION POLICY: More than two weeks before start date: cancellation fee $40. Less than two weeks before start date: cancellation fee $70. Cancellations within 7 days, no refund. If Page cancels for any reason: full refund.
“What a wonderful workshop we had yesterday, Page. The information you gave us at the beginning was so helpful and enlightening! Thank you for your inspiring leadership.”
~ Judy, Colorado, One-Day Seminars 2024
“I don’t know if you hear this enough, but you are a gifted teacher, Page. I am so lucky to have been included in these workshops!”
~ Jean, Colorado, One-Day Seminars 2024
“Words are the raw material out of which literature is crafted,” Francine Prose reminds us in her book, Reading Like a Writer. “Every page was once a blank page, just as every word that appears on it now was not always there but instead reflects the final result of countless large and small deliberations… And what grabs and keeps our interest has everything to do with those choices.”
Workshops
Page has been teaching writing workshops for nearly 30 years, in over 300 venues in the U.S. and British Columbia. In addition to the “Works-in-Progress” seminars Page leads at Mount Vernon Canyon Club in Colorado, she is also a popular presenter at writing conferences around the country. She often teaches across genre because, whether she’s talking about narrative nonfiction, memoir, poetry, or fiction, she believes that all good writing starts at the emotional root of the human experience. The content of her workshops can be customized to fit most audiences, but here are a few of her favorite topics (some based on articles she has written for The Writer Magazine, Sojourns, Huff Post, The Roundup, Terralingua, etc.)
Topics
- The Yearning Factor
- Secrets: Discovering Your Characters Desires
- Thematic Writing: In Memoir and Fiction
- How to Keep the Creative Fires Burning
- Back Story Taking Over the Front Story
- Give Your Story a Fresh Perspective
- Exploring Motivation & Point-of-View
- The Art of the Personal Essay
- The Business of Writing
- Memoir Mansion: Truth Dwells in Every Room
Keynote Speaking
Page’s speaking style is intimate, an up-close emotional experience with the audience. Whether speaking about the 12-month trip around the world she took as a teenager, rearing her son and daughter on a small ranch in Wyoming, how her father gave birth to the financial planning industry, the month she spent alone in a remote mountain cabin, or floating down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon, she will invite you inside both her joy and sorrow. Here are a few of her favorite speaking topics:
Topics
- Writing to Save the Places We Love
- The Land and the Eco-system of the Heart
- The Seductive Nature of Nature
- Creativity and Retreating from the World
- The Courageous Art of Being Human
- Living a Passionate Life
- The Roots of Leadership
- The Tipping Points that Inform Our Lives
- How Creativity Shapes Our Collective Destiny
- Symbolism and Synchronicity
Past Presentations, Keynotes and workshops include:
Ozark Creative Writers Annual Conference, Eureka Springs, AR; Museum of Art (MoAFC), Fort Collins, CO; California State University, Creative Writing Program, Bakersfield, CA; Wyoming Writers Annual Conference, Laramie, WY; Master Gardeners Annual Conference, Spearfish, SD; Fishtrap: Writing & the West, Wallowa, OR; Women Writing the West, Golden, CO; Platinum Expression, Carbondale, CO; Denver Art Museum, Denver, CO; Stories On Stage, Denver, CO (work performed); A Room of Her Own Foundation, Ghost Ranch, NM; Women Writing the West, Albuquerque, NM; Denver Woman’s Press Club, Denver, CO; American Indian Higher Education Consortium, San Diego, CA; Arapahoe Community College, Littleton, CO; Risk Taking, Fire within Dangerous Minds Conference, Regis University, Denver, Colorado; Feminist Luncheons, Denver, CO; Women & the Environment, Santa Fe, NM; River Writing, Aspen Summer Words, Aspen, CO; Writing from the Imaginative Storm, Taos Writing Salon, NM; Walking Words, Telluride, CO; Writing along the Rim 3-day retreat, Grand Canyon, AZ; Women Writing West, CU Denver; Pikes Peak Writers Conference, Colorado Springs, CO; Writing from the River’s Edge, Green River, UT; Quivira Coalition, Albuquerque, NM; Fall Equinox Writing Retreat, Mt. Vernon, CO; Writing the West Conference, Western State College, Gunnison, CO; Women’s Studies Program, UW Faculty Club, Seattle, WA; Ozark Creative Writers Conference, Eureka Springs, Arkansas; Governor’s Arts Award Banquet, Cheyenne, Wyoming; Adventure Writing Symposium, Cheyenne, Wyoming; Western Writers of America, WY; Rocky Mountain Book Festival, Denver, Colorado; Writer’s in the Sky, Telluride, Colorado; Smithers Arts Council, Smithers, British Columbia; Northwest Book Fest Seattle, Washington; Mountains and Plains Booksellers Conference, Denver, Colorado; Black Hills State University, Spearfish, South Dakota; Northern Arizona University, Museum of Northern Arizona, the Arboretum, Flagstaff, Arizona; the Phoenix Women’s Expo, Phoenix, Arizona; The Reader’s Festival, South Mesa State College, Grand Junction, Colorado.
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