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 […]
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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! […]
Writing Winter
By Deborah Brewer Brr… Writer, it’s cold outside. At least it is here in the Pikes Peak Region. The […]
Yes, And: How Improv Makes Me a Bolder, Better Writer
By Marta Lane The stage scared me. But not as much as the blank page. I was burned out and […]
Observations on Keeping a Writer’s Notebook
In 2021, I resumed keeping a writer’s commonplace journal. Since then, I’ve made it a daily habit and have learned […]
How to Create a Killer Twist Ending in Your Mystery
by Kim Olgren One of the greatest thrills in reading (or writing) a mystery is the twist ending—that gasp-worthy moment […]
Meeting the Public—Hand-selling your Books at Gift Fairs and Comic Cons
by Margena Adams Holmes “Hand selling” refers to the practice of a salesperson [or in this case, an author] actively […]
How PPW Made a Difference
Collected by Deborah Brewer If one takes part in any organization, it’s reasonable to consider whether your involvement will make […]
Cultivating Persistence in Writing
Hello, Dear Readers. I’ve been particularly drawn to self-help books lately–mostly concerning writing, marketing, budgeting, and time management. Every book […]
Inner Child Lost and Found
by Jen Wolf It is just a few days after PPWC25, and I have finally caught up on my sleep. […]