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[the-lil-circus-freak]

More WTNV stuff!! I love Kevin so much

Also, The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives in Your Home!

[madeofstarsandfairylights]

Which of the Welcome To Night Vale novels is the best/your favorite?

Welcome to Night Vale

It Devours!

The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives In Your Home

Voting ended onJul 26, 2023

[just-a-multi-fandom-mess]

WTNV picrews

Cecil Gershwin Palmer:

Carlos Dave Robles:

Kevin:

Dana Cardinal (intern):

Dana Cardinal (mayor):

Tamika Flynn:

The Faceless Old Woman who Secretly Lives in Your Home:

Khoshekh:

Steve Carlsberg:

The Erikas:

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[your-mom-friend]

So I learned something new today

[runningriotonurgrave]

“I tried to listen carefully, because I felt that my life as i had known it was over, and some other life was starting, a life so completely different that the person I was now was, in some ways, about to die. My body would still be alive, but it wouldn’t be the me within it. or maybe not a death. Maybe it was a birth.”

page 139 - The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives in Your Home by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor

[splatapus99]

I really should have just liveblogged (almost typed "livetweeted" oops) my WTNV binge, but oh well.

It's all FANTASTIC and my FAVORITE up to 110: Matryoshka. It made me tear up a little at work tbh. So. For this first post, I'm gonna talk about the highlights and my thoughts about my relisten

SPOILERS FROM 1-110 AHEAD

OBVIOUSLY the first two years are classics. We get introduced to Cecil and Carlos, along with iconic side characters like the Glow Cloud, Khoshekh, The Man in the Tan Jacket, Steve Carlsberg, KEVIN

I love 11: Wheat & Wheat By-Products so much it's just so funny to me

I did not know Jeffrey Cranor voiced Carlos at first!

I also still get Jeffrey Cranor and Joseph Fink mixed up

The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives in Your Home genuinely creeped me out the first time I listened to that episode. Props to you, creators!

Christ this is getting long

Kevin is still just. Evil Gay Icon

Fuuuuuuck Strex tho

Also, W O W a lot of the political satire went WAY over my head when I first heard of the podcast. It's very good and very funny though

62: Hatchets. The episode the show was on when I started my first listen through. I was very proud when I caught up and listened to it. It wasn't great, but the title sticks in my head

I really love the Lot 37 arc though it's GREAT

Oh my god I haven't talked about The Weather yet. There's so many songs I still have in playlists that I listen to and enjoy. And now that my music tastes have developed more, I'm liking even MORE of em!!!

82: Skating Rink is S O funny

I am on the fence about the Good Boy arc. I didn't like it the first time. It was fine the second listen but the ending was kinda just. Eh? Maybe I'll listen to it again to try and see if it'll click for me. It's happened with musicals, why not podcast arcs?

I am still. So sad. About Violet dying. Just oof

100: Toast is cute

I cannot believe how much escalation happened from Cecilos wedding to the actual fabric of the universe being torn apart because of one hopeful god

And I am S O distraught that Old Woman Josie died before angels were finally. Legally. Acknowledged. I hope she became an angel but some people just dont live forever so :/

I love Steve Carlsberg so much and I'm so happy Cecil is kind to him and making amends!

[radicalreliablerandomness]

It’s been over two months since I read The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives In Your Home and I’m still crying over the Jewish representation because it’s just so good, I’m in love with it

[sharry-arry-odd]

Not everyone gets to know everything about everybody.

The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives in Your Home, Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor