The Writing at the Red House Podcast

Kathi sits down with Christy-award winning fiction author Ginny Ytrrup and finishes a conversation about all things fiction.   In today’s episode, you will know: The close relationship between fiction and non fiction and why you need both. Why...

Show Notes

Kathi sits down with Christy-award winning fiction author Ginny Ytrrup and finishes a conversation about all things fiction.

  In today’s episode, you will know:
  • The close relationship between fiction and non fiction and why you need both.
  • Why “SHOW, don’t tell” matters to both the author and the reader.
  • The fun and craft of editing. Yes, we said the “E” word.

 

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Writing at the Red House

If you want to grow your fiction skills or improve your overall storytelling ability, then join us at Writing at the Red House with Christy-award winning author, (AND TODAY’S GUEST) Ginny Yttrup. Ginny will share her insights and expertise with attendees of this writing retreat. Click here to claim your spot! 

Mentions and Resources: 

To Kill A Mockingbird 

Before We Were Yours

The Hunger Games Trilogy

Ginny Yttrup https://ginnyyttrup.com/

https://www.facebook.com/GinnyYttrup/

Writing at the Red House https://writingattheredhouse.com/

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What is The Writing at the Red House Podcast?

Welcome to The Writing at the Red House Podcast where we gather at the table to break bread and tell tales with some of our favorite writers and speakers. Our heart is to equip and encourage men and women to be the communicators God has created them to be.