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The Drabblecast Audio Fiction Podcast

Drabblecast Compilation: Top 5 Drabbles and Twabbles

The Drabblecast Audio Fiction Podcast

Norm Sherman

Comedy Fiction, Fiction, Science Fiction

4.8975 Ratings

🗓️ 11 September 2018

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

As a lead up to our Relaunch, The Drabblecast brings you a compilation of our Top 5 Drabbles and Twabbles. That’s 100-word stories and 100-character stories, for those new to the show. They might also known as “flash fiction.” This compilation comes from you, our listeners and fans. Wanna tell us your favorite? Have some […]

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0:00.0

Howdy folks, welcome back. Feels like just yesterday. Five days left till our big

0:09.2

Kickstarter fundraiser to fund the travel cast and more every week for a whole year.

0:14.0

I said I'm going to give you an episode every day this week and here we are folks.

0:18.0

Another from our Drabble Cast compilation series,

0:21.0

The Top Five Drables and Twabbles. Now, I know we've probably got some new

0:26.0

listeners out there trying Drabblecast out because you heard about us relaunching

0:29.8

or heard somebody shout us out on another podcast.

0:32.8

You've gathered that the Drable cast is a short story fiction

0:35.3

magazine that focuses on weird fiction.

0:38.0

But do you know what a Drable even is?

0:40.9

The whole thing our shabang is even named after. Drables or stories exactly 100

0:45.7

words, no more, no less. Some consider them just great writing exercises and becoming a more

0:51.3

succinct and effective writer.

0:53.0

Some folks think of them as just good forced electric jolts

0:56.0

to the creative little parasitic thing that lives inside you

0:59.0

and allows you to write whenever you feed it nutrients.

1:01.0

But sometimes it still gets a little testy, doesn't it?

1:04.6

I like Dabbles for both those reasons, sure, but the real reason I like Dabbles,

1:09.7

it's just a great story format.

1:11.8

There's a reason that haikus are structured the way they are, that iambic

1:14.8

pentameter is. There are rules sometimes because sometimes you've got to understand the rules

1:20.0

in order to break them better. There are rules because no really don't kill me and don't steal

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