It’s Throwback Tuesday, and today we’re spotlighting an article that gets to the heart of what truly powers the Pikes Peak Writers Conference: the people. PPWC brings together writers, authors, agents, editors, and industry pros, and the relationships you build can open doors long after the weekend ends. If you’ve […]
Monthly Archives: April 2026
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Three cheers for Fleur Bradley! Her guide to writing mysteries for kids and teens, GET A CLUE: HOW TO PLOT, WRITE, AND SELL YOUR MG OR YA MYSTERY released April 7th in e-book and print, wherever books are sold. ABOUT THE BOOK: Want to write a mystery for kids or teens, but […]
by Kari Redmond I’m currently on week eight of my artistic recovery journey using Julia Cameron’s book The Artist’s Way. Cameron thinks of an artistic recovery as a way to unblock creativity. It’s a great way to re-find your voice, remember your purpose, and reinvigorate your writing. The main parts […]
Congratulations to Emily Gist on her recent release! FAÇADES is a YA dystopian sci-fi novella that explores the literal and metaphorical masks we wear. It asks the question: What defines our identity, and what lengths are we willing to go to protect it? ABOUT THE BOOK: In Astania, everyone wears […]