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For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

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For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

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Eerie Indiana may have been cancelled before it ever got a Christmas episode, but it did get two Christmas-themed tie-in novels - one for the original series, and one for Eerie Indiana: the Other Dimension.

For this challenge, pull from the show, the spin-off, the books, or any combination thereof, in order to create some eerie Christmas fun!

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One of my favourite Xmas gifts!
So happy I get to continue my babies adventures in these awesome books and especially this amazing festive edition ( published in 1999 )🖤 🎀☠️
(900th post✨)

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froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

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There is a series of young adult books about a place called Eerie, Indiana. It involved these two kids named Marshall Teller and Simon Holmes who were in a small town in Indiana where lots of weird and crazy stuff happened (like running into kids from the future, or a TV cable salesman ripping holes in reality). It turns out the town was a weirdness magnet, for two reasons. One, a meteorite filled with a material called "eerieum" had landed, and it soaked into the local landscape. This material causes weirdness. Two, the Roswell aliens are being stored there, attracting even more weirdness. Guess you could call them space oddities. Preceded by the TV series Eerie, Indiana, as noted below; after FOX rebroadcast the former NBC episodes for Saturday morning, the series became much more popular. The books were then written to take advantage of the resulting new demand for young adult Weird Fiction.

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Remember when aliens ruled the 90’s? From the X-files to Lisa Frank- extraterrestrials and UFO’s were the epitome of pop culture when I was growing up! I even dressed up as an alien for Halloween one year 😂 Do you remember the tv show Eerie, Indiana? It was short lived but so good! 👽🛸✌️ -

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Pick your poison.

These pyramid things ain't easy are they? I mean, you get to the last piece, lay it down slowly. And everything just slides down and you get to start over.

It's like jenga....if jenga sucked. Well, I guess it's a lot like jenga then.

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Check out the last preview for tomorrow sale at @frankenwubbiesandmore! #books #books #booksforsale #books4sale #claim #sale #claimsale #bunnicula #goosebumps #thelittles #gooflumps #disney #nickelodeon #chapterbooks #lizziemcguire #alexmack #wishbone #miscellaneous #marykateandashley #jonasbrothers #eerieindiana #christoperpike #horror #hannahmontana #thebabysittersclub #phineasandferb #doug #clueless #fullhouse #icarly #zoey101

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Fangtastic late birthday bag from the wonderful @hixinthesticks and his lovely bride! #brideofthemonster #belalugosi #birthday #edwood #hanson #eerieindiana #vhs #ncsvhs #thanks #friends #monstermovies #34 #july

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Any fans of Eerie, Indiana?

Thanks to @the_bookeyman's bingo challenge, I've gotten to revisit a few nostalgic favorites. I loved the show and was happy to find this book at @bookexchangevb!

froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

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See them here.

froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

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Books you read when you were eight, but don’t remember because they’re not Animorphs:

Eerie, Indiana: okay, was trying to be Goosebumps just a thing back then?

froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

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13: Switching Channels

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For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

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For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

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From the Eerie Indiana discord:

hey does anyone have a copy of the eerie indiana books WITH stickers?
really curious about what they look like, i assume stills from TOD or the logo or smth

froodle

Finally tracked down the last book I needed to complete the Eerie, Indiana series!#bookstagram #yahorror #yahorrorbooks#eerieindiana

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Merry Christmas Eve! In the middle of a blizzard, I briefly review two vintage Christmas books from the 80's and 90's.
Eerie Indiana 5- Have Yourself an Eerie Little Christmas by Mike Ford. Choose Your Own Adventure 43- Home in Time for Christmas by R.A. Montgomery and Shannon Gilligan. Which one will be more Christmassy? Neither.
Christmas 2020.

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Today we are delighted to welcome Mike Ford to Ginger Nuts of Horror in a wide ranging interview which covers publishing, writing for Scholastic, YA horror, pseudonyms, Shirley Jackson Award nominations, book agents, Indiana Eerie (who remembers that cool show?) and his latest middle grade series Frightville of which four titles have been released over the last few months. Mike writes across the board and is equally comfortable and skilled penning for adults as he is for teens and the younger middle grade age group. His back-catalogue is both vast and varied; labelling him a horror writer does not do justice as his outstanding body of work includes non-fiction and non-genre fiction.

You seemed to have ‘retired’ Mike Ford in 1998 after writing ten of the ‘Eerie Indiana’ novels. That show lasted one season in the early nineties, I had never heard of it as a book series and was surprised it was deemed successful enough to be novelised, can you tell us a little bit about it?

One day my editor at Avon called me and she was in a mood. The company had recently been acquired by a larger media company that owned television properties, and they were pressuring the publishing division to come up with books based on some of these series. She said, “I have to do a series based on this show no one has ever heard of, called Eerie, Indiana.” I said, “That’s one of my favourite shows!” and proceeded to talk about the various plots and how great they were. She signed me up immediately, mostly because she was so relieved that I was already familiar with the characters and the peculiar quality of the show. It was supposed to be a huge deal, because they were rebooting the show with new actors and bringing it back. There were all of these product tie-ins and plans for marketing, my favourite being for a line of canned pasta. Then the reboot flopped and nothing ever came of the marketing plans. Those are actually some of my very favourite books that I’ve written, so it was disappointing to see the series not do well. I would have happily written a dozen more of them.

[ED: The Rebooted show was called Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension] (1998) and one of Mike’s books The Dollhouse that Time Forgot (Eerie Indiana #11) was nominated for a Bram Stoker Award in the category - Works for Young Readers).

Mike, Michael, and Isobel it has been an absolute pleasure featuring you on the site. Many of us who watched the original Indiana Eerie show have similar nostalgia for it! Good luck with your future projects and we hope ‘Frightville’ is resurrected for your planned books 5-8 and that somebody much more influential than us namechecks ‘Lily’ and it goes on to be a surprise international bestseller!

froodle

Someone shook the snow globe last night😬

Marshall did it! *points*

It's not Christmas until you shake a vintage snow globe and it transports you through time and space, into a village in which you surely don't belong.

Trust me...I know.

From experience...(in my best Chris Farley from Billy Madison)

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#bookaddict #eerieindiana #joedante #classic

froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

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if you have a favorite of the #eerieindiana books, would love to send you one to sign or however we can work it out (: pic.twitter.com/OoBWeqqYEq
— mycha pryme (@embracethemads) November 18, 2020

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@justinshenkarow would you sign one of my eerie indiana books??
— mycha pryme (@embracethemads) November 14, 2020

Yes of course!
— Justin Shenkarow (@justinshenkarow) November 15, 2020

froodle

Always so excited to find an Escalofrios in the wild! Some new vintage children’s horror for the shelves!
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An average, ‘nuclear’ family moves to a small town in the Midwest, which turns out to be mind-numbingly strange… a fact entirely lost on the clueless parental units. Sound familiar?

It’s obvious, given the time frame (five years late), that Gross Point was, to be charitable, keenly influenced by the television show Eerie, Indiana (1991-92)… whose short run (just one season and a mere nineteen episodes… plus fifteen novels!) belies its lasting appeal and influence.

But, and there’s a sizeable ‘but’… both series provide considerable, often subversive entertainment, and come from a long line of high-concept, cœlacanth-out-of-aqua sagas. You might say that Gross Point stands as a darker, yet goofier Eerie, Indiana. Incredibly, it was still approved by the clearly-agonizing, utterly irrelevant Comics Code Authority!

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What if that wasn't just a mirror you were looking into, but an alternate universe?
— JawnRaw (@JawnRaw) October 20, 2020

Chill as fuck! We watched show called Eerie Indiana as kids like twilight zone. It was at some point in the 90s. I think an episode was based on that theory.
— Goddess of Advice (@AngieElvebak) October 20, 2020

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No tenía idea de que #EerieIndiana tuvo un alza de popularidad a fines de los 90, que llevó a la publicación de varias novelas que continuaban la historia de la serie, e incluso al estreno de un spin-off en la #TV.#Televisión #Series #90s #SeriesDeTV https://t.co/13IM2dF6B0
— Carlos Nicolini (@cnicolinio) October 17, 2020

froodle

For this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.

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The Story of the Eerie Indiana Identity Crisis and Terrible Time Slot https://t.co/TrI7ghvAt9
— 🎃☠️ Roy Galaxy ☠️🎃 (@ToyGalaxyTV) October 15, 2020

I loved Eerie Indiana--the original, but the reboot was good too. I have a few of the books alongside my Goosebumps collection. I still want a #PitbullSurfers album.
— WithersJohn (@CastlesofImagin) October 16, 2020

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$4 - “Eerie Indiana: Return To Foreverwere” (Book)

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Did I just finish reading all 17 #EerieIndiana's books?
Yes I did! pic.twitter.com/Tbwa1R2ukK
— 🦞𝓧𝓮𝓷𝓪𝓻𝓽𝓱𝓻𝓪 𝓣𝓱𝔂𝓵𝓪𝓬𝓲𝓷𝓮 🔻 (@XenartThyl) September 25, 2020