Hello everyone, and welcome to episode 79 of the Saved as Draft podcast. This week’s episode is packed, and it includes stories written for a Power up Prompt by J.M. Gooding! He also took the time to review all of the entries submitted before Friday night.
Find links to everything from this week’s episode below, and if you’re curious about my next big writing challenge in partnership with The Circus Dragon, you can find all the details about that right here.
Community Spotlight
This week’s community spotlight is on L.G. Wells! L.G. is a wonderful horror author with a range range of work here on Substack. He’s also a fellow AudioMazes author! Learn more about him in the episode, and hear from our favorite hired hitman as well.
Wandering Prompt Winner
This week’s Wandering Prompt winner was Nimita Kaul with her piece The Music in Me. Since Wandering prompts will be on hold during August, I read the full poem on the show.
Check out the full post (and the art she did for it) right here.
Writing Discussion
Our Writing Discussion thread this week was all about the monsters in our stories. Some absolutely amazing responses here, and a few new faces as well! Click here to check out the full thread.
Weekly Shout Outs
* Queen’s Quest: Final Routeby Anton Anderson
* The Day I Learned I Won a Book Awardby Chital Mehta
* Learning to Keep Stillby Valentina Starling
* Well Known and Belovedby E. H. Lau
* Legacy of the Solar Order: Volume Oneby J. Alleyn Winchester
Power up Prompt Stories
A huge thank you to J.M. Gooding for writing this week’s prompt and reviewing the stories!
* The One Time Kira Took Me to Meet The Architect of the Universe…or Something Like That by J.M. Gooding
* The Mute Princess Breaks the Beakerby The Taint3d Quill
* Those You Would Call Godsby M. Brandon Robbins
* Chapter 12: The Eye in the Wellby Every Root, Every Thorn
* Round and Roundby Mina Howell
* The Risky Betrayalby Bradley Hurt
* Knights of Memory, Carry Onby E. H. Lau
* The Human Factorby Hallie Jules
* Waking up… by Maryellen Brady 💗📚
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