A Demon that Slips Between Genres
by Erica Balfour Dread, whether by chance or by arcane design, is a poorly understood creature. Naturally, when we hear its name, we think of horror […]
Writing from the Peak – general blog
by Erica Balfour Dread, whether by chance or by arcane design, is a poorly understood creature. Naturally, when we hear its name, we think of horror […]
by Jenny Kate If you’ve been around the author-marketing block a few times, you’ve probably noticed something: the rules keep changing. What worked five years […]
by Debra Hunt What is the source of our story themes? When I sat down to write Unlikely Hero, my goals were pretty simple: write […]
by Erica Balfour Tell me if you’ve heard this one before. Three stories walk into a bar . . . Story 1: An astronaut gets […]
Ahoy, Mateys! I’ve always had a soft spot for Talk Like a Pirate Day—my crew and I celebrate with movie marathons, pirate snacks, and the […]
by Jeff Schmoyer Editor’s Note: For this week’s Throwback Tuesday, we’re revisiting a 2023 post from Jeff Schmoyer that breaks down what it really means […]
by Merida Bass Hot take: Reading classical literature is a waste of time. Every writer has been encouraged to read the stuff. They are books […]
by Steven Anderson If I had known everything I needed to learn, I might not have ever started. What a marvelous advantage it is, being […]
By Mandy Houk In the spring of 2007, I attended my very first Pikes Peak Writers Conference, then held at the Colorado Springs Marriott. I’d […]
by Kim Olgren It’s Throwback Tuesday! This week, we’re spotlighting an archived gem from our current PPW President, Kim Olgren—a thoughtful guide to the benefits […]