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Another fun visual. Can't quite put my finger on why your posts resonate with me but they do

Great visuals, a stream-consciousness I'd love to take a raft down

There's a little Naked Lunch in here

This is a fun little walk through imagination

Oh wow, this one made me simultaneously laugh and cry out loud! Well done sir!

That final punch line is a really well-crafted sentence with a lot of subtle nuances. I almost wanna get that tattooed somewhere...

I like it! Mind if I illustrate it?

Chilling

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Wed Dec 26, 2018 9:55 am

The best career choices are the ones that inspire us.

Mmmm, chilling. I wonder what other jobs could have a more sinister inspiration... chefs? butcher? clown? photo developer...

Hehe

My mind was drifting over to the Mountains of Madness (and probably always will when discussing demented penguins). Penguins are my favorite animal, so this one made me chuckle for sure

Nice. Almost reminded me of the movie Dagon.

It’ll just take some time, I assume. I got on here right before the big hiatus, but I’m trying to be as active as possible. That's awesome Memento. Yes, it takes time and, frankly, forums are a bit of a dinosaur in today's internet. So maybe with a little frog DNA we can get this attraction running...

....Shudder.... this one gave me the willies. thanks!

Hah! What a groaner! I'd like to illustrate this one for the Newsletter!

Feature: Fruit and Words by Aimee Bender Wednesday, January 31st, 2018 This week The Drabblecast presents "Fruit and Words" by Aimee Bender; a story about words and their meanings. Story Excerpt: So there we were, Steve and I, smack in the middle of the same fight we’d had a million times before, a ...

Love this! We highlighted it in our newsletter this month!

Feature: Trifecta: Losses & Sacrifices "Seven Losses of Na Re" by Rose Lemberg "When I Had Eyes, I Didn't See" by Anna Yeats "The Sepulcher Out of Sea" by Eric Shattuck Wednesday, January 23rd, 2019 Genre: Horror, Trifecta This week the Drabblecast brings you three stories about shipwrecks, murder, ...

I don't have much sympathy for people who live in the past, especially those who make some bad decisions and then lament their current predicament. So yeah, I'm with ya Scuba. When I was writing the post, I actually found myself looking at the story through Elsie's eyes. Like a cat pawing at a toy, ...

UPDATE: I made a work around, this should also work okay for now...

https://www.drabblecast.org/2014/06/22/ ... alls-eden/

I am trying to DL Drabbleclassics episodes and when I try to grab Ep 2 (Drabbleclassics 2 – Over the Walls of Eden (133)) it sends me to the Blubrry site which would be fine if I could then search for the file (which I did) and still cannot DL it. Every site I try is the same thing. :( Perhaps you ...

Feature: The Slaying of the Dragon by Dino Buzzati . • Genre: Fantasy Saturday, January 12th, 2019 Enjoy this rare piece of translated fiction by Italian novelist and short story writer Dino Buzzati, about what might happen today if we discovered a dragon. Story Excerpt: "I think it's all over," sai...