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Pikes Peak Writers Fourth Anthology, The Other Side of the Mountain

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EVENTS

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by Jen Wolf It is just a few days after PPWC25, and I have finally caught up on my sleep. Once again, the conference provided an incredible, rarefied atmosphere in which each one of us was encouraged to be our true selves. At Friday evening’s BarCon, I talked with a […]

Sweet Success for Bowen Gillings

Congratulations to Bowen Gillings on his latest release, OVERSTUFFED LUNCHBOX: A BUNCH OF BITE-SIZED (June 2025). This collection of short stories and novellas both old and new is filled with endless fun, fast, furiously entertaining tales. Lovers of fantasies, thrillers, and even a bit of horror and history will find […]

Sweet Success for J. Claire

Claire is happy to announce the recent release of her book of poetry, REVELRY (May 1 from Red Poet Publishing). A poetic voyage of heart, hope, and mischief, this uplifting collection captures the beauty of exploration and the serenity of stillness, offering readers a tender companion through life’s wild and […]

Audiobooks: A Chat with Sandra Murphy

An Interview by Deborah L. Brewer Though books have been read aloud since the beginning of books, the first audiobook recording was made in 1932. The American Foundation for the Blind published Shakespeare’s plays, the Constitution, and popular novels on vinyl records. By the 1970s, libraries were lending books on […]