A Mean Write Hook—Crafting Character-Driven Fight Scenes
by Erica Balfour Ah, fight scenes. They’re great, aren’t they? The adrenaline, the drama, the total display of your protagonist’s […]
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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 […]
Genre – The Rabbit Hole Conundrum
by Steve Posner You’ve finished! You wrote a genuinely creative novel. Your beta readers adore it. It’s time to send […]
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. […]
Networking: Opening Doors at Conference
It’s Throwback Tuesday, and today we’re spotlighting an article that gets to the heart of what truly powers the Pikes […]
Gettin’ ‘er Done, and Celebrating Along the Way
by Margena Adams Holmes Back in 2022, I decided I was going to write every day, to see if I […]
Why Attend the Pikes Peak Writers Conference
By Jenny Kate, PPWC Director If you’ve been writing in the in-between spaces of life — early mornings, stolen lunch […]
Book Sales Gone Stale? Try This.
By Jean Alfieri Whether your book launched hot and sales have since waned, or it’s been a steady eddy that […]
How to Survive PPWC Without Becoming a Zombie – Plus Bonus Tips!
For this week’s Throw Back Tuesday, we’re revisiting one of our standout articles from the archives. If you want to […]