Drafting
Mary UptonSomewhere between crafting and drifting is Drafting. Here you'll find reflections on pop culture and life's in-betweens from a gal (30-year-old woman) on a creative pursuit. Often candid, sometimes satirical, and always a bit of fun.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Jealousy is a guiding force
In Emma Gannon’s slow Sunday scroll this week, she announced that Ruby Warrington, Emma Watson and Martha Beck have all joined Substack. Seeing these announcements now makes my heart drop. I’ve been on Substack for four years, posting consi...
Long live the female flatshare: a short story
This is an instalment from the short story series about Freya. Each fortnight, I bring you a new piece of fiction centred on the character of Freya. Learn more about the series and Freya here. This piece should still read as a standalone, b...
I, the opportunist
I walked past a car earlier and I wondered if the boot was closed properly. I briefly considered that if it wasn’t closed, I should close it. Then, I considered if I did find it to be open, whether I’d then open it further and look inside o...
#107 The Offcuts
The highs (gravy), the lows (I think I’m coming down with something but no seriously for real this time), pop culture standouts (season two of Chad Powers is out and I’ve watched it all) and more…
New York City in 1979 by Kathy Acker is a...
Notes from a nervous woman
Away with the tropes about women who are “nervous” without cause. The hysterical women; the ones with fears deemed irrational. The original snowflakes; naive, fragile little things. I am intelligent and capable. Strong and resilient. This s...
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Curious storyteller. Avid reader. Disliker of writing bios. I write Drafting. Expect musings on pop culture and life's in-betweens, as well as some fiction writing. I am also very funny. My short stories have been published in multiple anthologies.
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