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Drabbletober

The podcast of tiny speculative fiction. Brand new drabbles (stories of exactly 100 words) every day during October.

Podcast · By Elizabeth Guilt · English · Official site

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Sep 1, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Season 2, Bonus Episode 11: Distraction Tactics (opens the original)

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    This is Drabbletober, the podcast of tiny fiction. Hello, and welcome to Drabbletober. This is an occasional bonus episode, for the first of September, 2026, and I'm Elizabeth Guilt. Your one-hundred word story for the day is: Distraction Tactics --- "Sculpins? My study. Now!" Master Board swept past, his gown trailing a wake of angry sparks. Sculpins scuttled in behind him. Words escaped past the slammed door. "Disgraceful behaviour... Trusted... Expensive... Phoenix wings indeed..." When the M

  2. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    Season 2, Bonus Episode 10: Missing Persons (opens the original)

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    This is Drabbletober, the podcast of tiny fiction. Hello, and welcome to Drabbletober. This is an occasional bonus episode, for the first of August, 2026, and I'm Elizabeth Guilt. Your one-hundred word story for the day is: Missing Persons --- A woman? Down there? You leave her be. Someone dies in the water, there's plenty of creatures there to strip away flesh so the bones tumble to the bottom. A body drifting? arms trailing, hair swirling? that's bad news. You think the things with teeth weren

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