What I Learned About Writing From “Room” by Emma Donoghue
Hello, Dear Writers, For this month’s Throwback Tuesday, we’re revisiting a thoughtful craft reflection from longtime PPW member Debbie Meldrum—one […]
Search results for “”
We found result(s) for your search.
From TikTok to Threads: The 2026 Social Trends Shaping Fiction Authors
By Jenny Kate, Founder Writer Nation & PPWC Director Social media moves fast, and for fiction authors, it’s no longer […]
A Little Peek into Publishing, from a Micro Press Point of View
By Sam Knight August of 2025, I was working on the biggest anthology I had done: Win in the End. […]
Five Useful Tips for Children’s Writers
by Trista Herring Baughman Since I was young—probably around third grade—I knew I wanted to write children’s stories. I aspired […]
A Chat with Developmental Editor Anita Mumm
by Deborah L. Brewer Your story’s been drafted, organized, focused, read by other eyes, and then polished. You love it! […]
Red Herrings
Editor’s Note: Red herrings are one of the most powerful and most misunderstood tools in a writer’s toolbox. This classic […]
What a Writing Coach Actually Does (And Why You Might Need One)
by Benjamin X. Wretlind You’ve probably heard the term “writing coach” tossed around in author circles, usually alongside editors, beta […]
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 […]
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 — […]
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! […]