Well, dear wordsmiths, January seemed like a long year, yet super fast in some aspects. It’s already February! Can you believe it? PPW’s Conference is coming up in May. Get ready for 2.5 days of amazing workshops and keynote speakers! Join us for Write Drunk, Edit Sober, get a snazzy […]

by Deborah L. Brewer It’s January again, and like many of you, I’m planning for a productive writing year. Part of that planning is to consider what might impede my progress and strategize ahead of it. A lack of time? Schedule writing on the calendar. A lack of energy? Cut […]

Part 1 – A Chat with Aaron Reynolds Children’s literature is a genre that is dear to my heart, as I’m sure it is to many of yours. It’s a varied genre, including books, magazines, poems, and stories created especially for children. Modern kid-lit is classified by either genre or […]

An Interview by Deborah L. Brewer Have you wondered about teaching a writing class or workshop? There are well over 100 recurring writers’ conferences in the United States alone. And that doesn’t include public library programming, or even PPW’s regular Write Brain events. What are the benefits of teaching a […]