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NOW ACCEPTING WORKSHOP SUBMISSIONS 

Pikes Peak Writers Conference April 23-25, 2027!

If you’ve been dreaming about hosting a workshop at PPWC, now is the perfect time to dust off those brilliant ideas. 

We’re primarily a genre/fiction conference looking for craft, business, marketing, publishing – anything related to the art and business of writing and publishing books.

Whether you’re a seasoned presenter or a first-time applicant, if you have three or more workshops you can submit, we’d love to hear from you.

Receipt of entries for the next year’s conference end on September 30th.

Check out what we have planned for Conference 2026!

PPW CONFERENCE APRIL 17 – 19 2026

2026 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION NOW OPEN

SADDLE UP AND WRITE!

APRIL 17 – 19 2026

NOW AVAILABLE!

Pikes Peak Writers Fourth Anthology, The Other Side of the Mountain

Featuring an all-new Monk Addison Case File by NYT bestselling author Jonathan Maberry

Join us as we travel to the other side. Who knows what we might find.

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NEWS

Sweet Success for Roy A. Rogers

Congratulations to Roy A. Rogers on the publication of his recent release, THE SAGA OF SARAH PENNY. Taming the Wild West as it should have happened. (Historical fiction from Spilled Ink Publications). ABOUT THE BOOK: Sarah Penny arrived by stage in Filmont from unknown parts. By coincidence, Stuttering Jake Trapper […]

Why I Love Fantasy

by Kaitlyn Price Ah Fantasy. My favorite genre. My love for fantasy began at an early age with movies like The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, and The Neverending Story. The worlds created in these movies were so unlike reality that I was instantly enamored. How did one imagine such vastly different […]

Why Not Try the Triolet?

By Deborah L. Brewer Perhaps you’d like to give your mind a little workout—a sudoku for writers, if you will. Let me introduce the triolet, a delightful but somewhat tricky poetic form, in which the first line appears three times. Originating from the medieval French, the triolet’s brevity and repetition […]

Let’s Talk About Dragons

by Nicole Aisling As a writer who loves dragons (and even has a series about them) I’ve been thrilled to see the resurgence in popularity. Dragons have appeared in many classic fantasy novels, from Tolkein’s The Hobbit to the hugely successful Dragonriders of Pern, which influenced how dragons are portrayed […]

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