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Hosted by Ginger Jordan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 39 episodes
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Ginger's Creative Corner is dedicated to thoughtful storytelling---often approached through a Christian lens. Whether you write for a secular or Christian audience, follow along for writing advice!
Ginger Jordan hosts Ginger’s Creative Corner, a arts show with 39 episodes published.
There is an art to writing your book’s antagonist, and it’s one that will make or break your story. The quickest way for a story to collapse is by having an underdeveloped villain. Today, we’re tackling the types of evil
Historically, romance has been the bestselling genre in entertainment. It doesn’t matter if it’s a book, movie, oreven a game, people love romance in their stories. Unfortunately, explicit scenes are prevalent in our ent
Writing is largely a solo adventure—until it’s not. You’ve hidden away, hunched over your computer for ages, and now it’s time to get feedback. Your family and friends aren’t interested, so you turn to the dreaded intern
Part of author culture is finding critique buddies for manuscript swaps, but this can be a problem if you don’tknow how to give a proper critique. It is far more than saying what you liked and didn’t like (that’s for bet
If you are a writer who is struggling to retain readers, look no further! There are mainly six reasons why you may find that readers are ghosting you, and while you can’t fix people’scommunication issues, you can fix who
I read many manuscripts, especially opening chapters, last year and noticed a trend among mistakes made by writers. In this video, I’ve narrowed them down to seven main issues, and I discuss why they are a problem. The g
As Christian storytellers, we want to make sure that our narratives are biblically responsible, and a lot of that dependson the characters, their actions, and the consequences of those decisions. With this in mind, are m
Many writers interchange the terms “synopsis” and “blurbs,” but these are two distinct files every writer needs. Whether you are planning to publish traditionally or to indie publish, you’ll want to have these handy—and
One of the biggest frustrations I had as a young writer was receiving the feedback “you need to show, not tell,”and no one would explain what that meant! If you’ve found yourself in a similar situation, this video is for
Where do creative ideas come from? This is a mystery for many people, especially aspiring storytellers. The good newsis that there’s no special trick to finding inspiration for your books, comics, films, or games. Today,
Once upon a time the fantasy and science fiction genres entertained opposite crowds. One inspired whimsy and thefantastical, the other explored hard science and the future of humanity. No longer must the two be at war—wi
It’s time for the 2025 reading wrap-up! Out of 25 books read this year, 14 make my recommendation list (plus one bonus video game)! If you’re a lookingfor books a Chrisitan can read in good conscious, look no further. Th
Many Christian artists have a hard time navigating character art and what makes the difference between an attractive character and a sexualized one. If you grew up in a toxic purityculture or one that was overly sexual,
There is much to be said about non-human species in fantasy and sci-fi stories, but as a creative community, have we crossed the line? As Christian creators and consumers, should we be indulging in these stories, or is t
Demons, monsters, dragons, oh my!What’s a Christian to do with these elements in our fiction? Many Christians have a problem with demons, monsters, and even dragons because they see these elements as evil andthey assume
One of the biggest mistakes indie authors make is rushing to publish their book. We all want to get our work outinto the world but doing this too soon can do us (and readers) a disservice. There are several good reasons
Today we’re here to talk about the satanic panic, DND, anddiscernment. TTRPG games have never been able to shake the bad rap it got in the 1980s, but is this for good reason? We discuss table top games as a whole, the pi
Violence in media has been a hot topic for quite a while in both the secular and Christian communities. Is violent material something Christians should avoid in their books, games, and shows? Or does it have a necessary
Our creative ability is a God-given talent, and it’s one that should be looked at properly. Not only are creatives gifted at bringing beauty and stories into the world, but they also fill a unique leadership role. This r
Here we discuss the last three stages of getting your novel ready for publication: line edits, copy edits, and proofreading. Editing in this order allows you to streamline your writing process, saving you time and money
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