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Not Quite Write

Ed & Amanda
Flash Fiction
Not Quite Write Prize
Not Quite Write
Words On the Waves Writers Festival
Not Quite Write Prize For FLESH Fiction
FLESH Fiction
Daredevil
Artificial Intelligence
Australian Politics
Chuck Tingle
Historical Fiction
Frank Bongiorno
Social Media
Democracy
Submissions
Character Development
Fairy Tales
Impact Of Technology On Society
The Beauties
Dreamers and Schemers

Conversations about media, culture and the art of writing. Find links to our contacts and social media at notquitewritepodcast.com

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Listen in as the judges of the Not Quite Write Prize for Flash Fiction deliver an unfiltered critique of Metamor-fur-sis by Andy Blakely Sterling. This story appeared in the April 2026 Not Quite Write Prize for Flash Fiction.

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Listen in as the judges of the Not Quite Write Prize for Flash Fiction deliver an unfiltered critique of Vigilante Sh*t (Mia's Version) by Holly Sadowski. This story appeared in the April 2026 Not Quite Write Prize for Flash Fiction.

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Listen in as the judges of the Not Quite Write Prize for Flash Fiction deliver an unfiltered critique of Rosetta Stone by Chloe Paige. This story appeared in the April 2026 Not Quite Write Prize for Flash Fiction.

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Listen in as the judges of the Not Quite Write Prize for FLESH Fiction deliver an unfiltered critique of Fork Me, Zaddy by Holly Sadowski.

Thanks to our Baredevils for bravely facing the judges’ fire for the collective benefit of our listeners.

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Recent Guests

Jenny E
Author of Voyeurism and Exhibitionism, HOA Approved
FLESH Fiction contestant
Episode: Baredevil Critique – ‘Voyeurism and Exhibitionism: HOA Approved’ by Jenny E
Marianna Saran
Author of All in God's Plan, journalist
Independent
Episode: Daredevil Critique – ‘All in God’s Plan’ by Marianna Saran
Martin Tolton
Author, winner in Literary Erotica for Lever Spots
Episode: Winners – Not Quite Write Prize for FLESH Fiction
Sarah Royston
Author, winner in Other category for Whirligust
Episode: Winners – Not Quite Write Prize for FLESH Fiction
Wes Robil
Author, winner in Erotic Romance for Praise Song
Episode: Winners – Not Quite Write Prize for FLESH Fiction
Ivy Craven
Author, winner in Erotic Comedy for Love on the Landline
Episode: Winners – Not Quite Write Prize for FLESH Fiction
Javier Bateman
Author, winner in Kink and Taboo for Ablation
Episode: Winners – Not Quite Write Prize for FLESH Fiction
Hester Prim
Author, winner overall for As They Like It
Episode: Winners – Not Quite Write Prize for FLESH Fiction
Kenneth Penn
Contest entrant and author of the story Thanks Be Given
United States (North Carolina)
Episode: Daredevil Critique – ‘Thanks Be Given’ by Kenny Penn

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Amanda
Host of Not Quite Write, co-hosting and guidance across episodes.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 89 ratings
  • Best Podcast for Short Story Competitions and Tweaking Your Craft

    Like a little humor with your skill development? Look no further than Ed and Amanda’s Not Quite Write Podcast. They have some absolutely fantastic content, including advice for writing better flash fiction. You’ll laugh at the jokes, listen to some great stories written by competitors, and learn what to do to make your readers salivate for your stories.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kpenn007
    United States4 months ago
  • Listen and enter this minute!

    I was recommended this comp and podcast by writer friends and so grateful for it. The prompts have sparked some of my best stories, the podcast is inspiring, hilarious and Ed and Amanda are the best cheerleaders - hearing them read out your title or a line from your story or more is the biggest boost. The community includes the loveliest, brilliant and supportive writer folk and the winning stories are always jaw on the floor amazing and a joy to hear them be brought to life by Ed and Amanda. Oh... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LucyMacMac
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • aH

    I love this podcast, the integrity of the competition, and everything else about it.

    Now please… post the July 2025 longlist announcement 😭

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    audi154
    United States10 months ago
  • So much fun

    Ed and Amanda are so much fun to listen to—makes my commute go by much quicker. Their daredevil episodes are my favorites, though I do love listening to them disagree about the recs they give each other in the “normal” episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Emily Rinkema
    United Statesa year ago
  • Wonderfully entertaining

    Hands down my favourite writing podcast of all time. You won’t find a better combination of entertainment, education and well-timed innuendos anywhere else. My only issue with it is that I had to stop listening to the podcast on my commute to work because I’d get strange looks from people on the train when I’d start snort-wheezing like a chain-smoking pig - the out-takes at the end kill me every time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    J.R. Lowe
    Australiaa year ago

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Audiences value accountability and fairness in judging.
The humor and banter make craft discussions engaging and approachable.
Listeners appreciate the practical writing tips in each critique.

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#178
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#69
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#216
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FLESH Fiction Podium Reveal – Fantasy & Supernatural
Q: So tell us now, Elise, you bring up the fact that you're a writer. I know you've written a novel and that novel is coming out in 2026, so tell us a little bit about that.
Elise discusses her forthcoming cozy murder mystery novel The Black Cat Detectives, about three kittens saved by a stage magician who must solve a murder, highlighting themes of joy and recovery after personal loss.
FLESH Fiction Podium Reveal – Fantasy & Supernatural
Q: But Elise, please share with us a little bit of your backstory and I guess some of the elements of your life that inform your judging of this competition.
Elise explains she is queer, non-binary, on the asexual spectrum and has a background as a dominatrix, which informs her perspective and understanding of kink, consent, and power dynamics in fantasy and supernatural erotica.
FLESH Fiction Podium Reveal – ‘Other’ Erotica
Q: Tell us about Elise's top pick for the other category and what makes it stand out?
Elise discusses how the top pick embodies the 'Other' category by combining genre-crossing elements, strong emotional depth, and inventive storytelling that challenges conventional erotica boundaries, while reflecting a personal narrative touch.
Longlist – July 2025 Not Quite Write Prize
Q: What is the difference between a vignette and a story, and how do prompts influence that distinction?
A vignette captures a single moment or mood without a clear beginning-middle-end arc, while a story unfolds with conflict, progression, and character agency. Prompts like crane and burning tend to push writers toward vivid scenes and movement, but many entries remained vignettes; the discussion encouraged expanding a vignette into a fully realized story by adding structure and change.
Longlist – July 2025 Not Quite Write Prize
Q: What was the emotional connection you seek in stories, and how can writers engineer it if they don't share experiences?
We discussed that emotional connection comes from universal human experiences made personal through character, empathy, and show-not-tell technique. Writers should focus on character depth, specific scenes, and relatable actions to invite reader empathy, rather than overloading with generic feelings.

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What is Not Quite Write about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on writing craft, storytelling, and contemporary culture, often through live critiques, longlists, and prize-focused discussions. Episodes blend practical feedback for writers with behind-the-scenes looks at judging, publishing, and prize logistics, while maintaining a playful, candid tone. Listeners range from aspiring writers to industry-curious creators who enjoy craft analysis, competitive prompts, and occasional conversations about adult and taboo-era topics within short-form fiction. A notable strength is the strong hosting duo's mix of humor, editorial sharpness, and community engagement, plus regular sponsor and prize integrations that keep participation tangible and rewarding for entrants. The format consistently ... more

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