WIP Wednesday

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What have you been working on this week, Eerie fans? Now's the time to spread the word about any fannish treats you've got cooking: a line of dialogue from an upcoming fic, linework for your latest art piece, the yarn colours for a new toy. Let us know in the comments!

Eerie Indiana Better Weird than Dead button from GingerBedlam

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If you're reading this document, it means I'm either dead or have disappeared under mysterious circumstances.

New button! What was your favorite episode? Mines The Lost Hour

This is the World o' Stuff when the kid in the Lost Hour isn't as tidy as Janet

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Hello everyone! today we are exploring a mysterious store. It seems as if the owners of the store just up and vanished without a trace. Does anyone know what could have possibly happened? They left many things behind, over $100000 worth of stuff. Which is very unbelievable, but it is true. Let us know what you think. Have an excellent day.

Vacationland Destination Eerie Indiana, an Interstitial Are you Afraid of Are you Afraid of the Dark

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Welcome to our in between podcast. The Gang travels to Eerie Indiana, a town know for normal but steeped in weird. Highlights include bologna sandwiches, what are tools, and the right way to say goodbye. We hope you enjoy this break in between seasons. We promise we'll be back soon with more Are you Afraid of the Dark. But for now please travel with us to Eerie Indiana.

Wim Faros: the Attic Tape

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So a quick perusal of the tags page indicates I never talked about the podcast It Makes a Sound on here. Which is fair enough because in and of itself, It Makes a Sound isn't all that Eerie-esque. It's awesome and also a bit hard to describe so I'm going to be lazy here and copy-paste from TVTropes:

It Makes a Sound is a serial fiction Podcast from the Night Vale Presents network, written by and starring Jacquelyn Landgraf as Deirdre Gardner, a nostalgic childhood fan of local musician Wim Faros, who uses her amateur radio show to wax rhapsodic over his life and work in the hopes of revitalizing Rosemary Hills, the podunk, declining hometown where they both grew up.

Anyway, the podcast is awesome and well worth listening to, but what I really wanted to link here is the album that was released at the end of January. You guys, it's so 90s and beautiful and there are ghost deer! It brought me right back to being a teenager in my bedroom singing along with the gigantic five disc cd changer. 12/10, would recommend.