#aeldws2019

7 weeks, 8 authors, and 35 drabbles later, we’ve reached the end of AELDWS2019! Thank you so much to the writers for writing drabbles, and to everyone who read, voted, and commented. Special thanks to @flosculatory for being my sounding board while I figured out how to run this challenge!

The prompt this week was:

Prompt: Invisible Genre: AU Word count: up to 250 words

Voting this week was supremely close, with it being 50/50 until earlier today. In the end it came down to ONE vote! And now, without further ado:

Mirror Mirror

By: RudimentaryFlair Prompt: Paranoid Genre: Anadiplosis Pairing: Arthur/Eames

Summary: “We all could go insane with just one bad day.” 

@rudimentaryflair​ kindly gave me permission to read and post this piece she created for week 4 of the @aeldws2019 drabble challenge. It creeped me the eff out! So, naturally, I had to go and narrate it for her. lol Please ignore the feedback. 

Here are the drabbles for week 1! 

The prompt was:

Prompt: “Never. Give up.” Genre: None Word count: up to 500 words

**NOTE** Due to a disqualification, we are down to eight participants and this week will be a single elimination instead of a double.

Voters: To vote, simply head over to this voting page and vote for your favourite and your least favourite drabble (both are required).

Authors: You are more than welcome to vote, but we ask that you vote for a drabble other than your own.

Here are the drabbles for the FINAL WEEK or AELDWS2019!!!

The prompt was:

Prompt: Invisible Genre: AU Word count: up to 250 words

Voters: To vote, simply head over to this voting page and vote for your favourite drabble.

Authors: As your votes would simply cancel one another out, we ask that you refrain from voting this week.

Here are the drabbles for our Week 6!

The prompt was:

Prompt: Bitter Dregs Genre: None Word count: 300 to 400 words

Voters: To vote, simply head over to this voting page and vote for your favourite and least favourite drabble (both are required).

Authors: As your votes would simply cancel one another out, we ask that you refrain from voting this week.

Here are the drabbles for week 2!

The prompt was:

Prompt: litmus test Genre: canon Word count: between 300 and 400 words

There will be a single elimination this week.

Voters: To vote, head over to this voting page and vote for your favourite and least favourite drabble (both are required). Authors: You are more than welcome to vote, but we do ask that you vote for a drabble other than your own as favourite.