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Orim by Rebecca Guay
Testing out Electric Zine Maker with the "On a hill in Gradludi" poem from @weepingcedarspodcast's Samite, Season 1 Episode 4 "The Queen in Samite".
I will not apologize for being autistic about eldritch women.
All images used are free to use for non-commercial purposes under the Pixabay license agreement, and, to the best of my knowledge, made by human beings. Fonts used are Downturn and Roman Antique.
Samite Passes 110,000 Glorious Downloads
Thank you to everyone who has listened to Samite, a horror story set in the Weeping Cedars Universe.
I know the Weeping Cedars podcasts (Weeping Cedars, Samite, Wrought of Amber) fly under the radar for the most part on Tumblr, but the audience has been growing slowly over the last six-and-a-half years. It has been extremely heartwarming to get to share these stories of slow-burn puzzle-box cosmic horror with you.
To those who tried Samite and loved it, and to those who tried it and bounced off of it, thank you for giving it a shot. And to those who finished it and thought, "Now what?" I would point you in the direction of the other podcasts and books in the series (since the end of this series isn't really the end).
So, again, thank you so much for taking this little 12-episode horror series and breathing life into it.
And for those who don't know what Samite is:
Samite is a horror documentary about the early days of Bulletin Board Systems and one particular online community. Its 12 episodes delve into the gloriously strange connections between the members of the Samite BBS and greater forces and events in the 20th century and beyond.
Website: https://www.weepingcedars.com/p/Samite
RSS: https://api.allportsopen.org/api/episodes/getfeed?ID=30
I missed my chance to get the Sam's Computer sticker nooooo
Weeping Cedars / Samite Podcast
I know the Queen in Samite has her whole cult and her big shiny house and probably a lot of internecine Gradludi-specific power schemes going on, but...
I cannot get over how fucking out of pocket the way Elton speaks to Tammy is in that letter where he tells her "there are those who plan and those who labour and your hands seem made for labour".
EXCUSE ME you fucking Disney-expy nepobaby cult member piece of shit?! He's only in the fucking cult because of his mum, how DARE he.
Ugh. Even Sean had to write a letter to get in, Elton's the murder cult equivalent of being born on third base and thinking you're just really really good at baseball.
Gonna be real with you Queen, if that's the kind of behaviour you let go unchecked in your cult then I can't be part of it.
Friendship ended with the Queen in Samite, I guess Daseth is my Dread Power now? Gross, I hate water.
shawn earling when i fucking get you
the entire in universe weeping cedars + samite audiences:
alex carmichael:
"The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest Samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur."
The above still is from the film Excalibur (1981).
The quote is from Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975).