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Pitch it before September 29.

The more workshops you can teach, the more likely you’ll be chosen for faculty. We pay hotel, food and conference fees plus a small honorarium, which is scaled to the number of workshops you teach.

Check out what we have planned for Conference 2026!

PPW CONFERENCE APRIL 17 – 19 2026

2026 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION NOW OPEN

SADDLE UP AND WRITE!

APRIL 17 – 19 2026

NOW AVAILABLE!

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

Featuring an all-new Monk Addison Case File by NYT bestselling author Jonathan Maberry

Join us as we travel to the other side. Who knows what we might find.

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NEWS

A Chat with Taryn Skipper

by Deborah L. Brewer  It’s once again that time of year when avid gardeners study their catalogs in anticipation of the wonders of spring. Likewise, Pikes Peak Writers peruse the PPWC session schedule on Sched.com to decide which ones to attend at our annual April conference. Yes, this year, our presenters […]

Throwback Tuesday: Countdown to Conference: Why My Conference is the Best Conference

Editor’s Note:  Welcome to our very first Throwback Tuesday! Each month, we’ll spotlight a standout article from our archives — a gem that deserves a second look. And with the conference fast approaching, this article from 2014 is particularly relevant. If you’re still on the fence about attending, it will […]

Making Time to Write: Simple Strategies for a Busy Life

By Trista Herring Baughman Writing is essential to my being; even so, it often gets pushed aside due to more urgent tasks. Busy schedules, endless distractions, and a lack of routine or time management are obstacles for every writer. Still, writing can become a consistent part of your day with […]

You’ve Found Your People: A Year-End Note from WftP

Hello, Dear Writers,  2025 is coming to a close, and a brand-new year is dawning – filled with endless possibilities! I want to thank everyone working behind the scenes at WftP and Pikes Peak Writers for their hard work and dedication; you are each greatly appreciated and vital to our […]

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