Happy pub day to IT DEVOURS! Pick up your copy today and BE DEVOURED!
Cover by Rob Wilson & featuring art by Jessica Hayworth. http://www.welcometonightvale.com/books/
Pre-order your copy of IT DEVOURS! (in any format) at any retailer before the book goes on sale October 17th and Harper Perennial will send you a free audio download of Chapter Two, performed by the one and only Cecil Baldwin! Visit http://harperperennial.hc.com/itdevours for more info.
BOOK TOUR ALERT!
The countdown begins!
It Devours!—a brand new stand-alone story set in Night Vale—goes on sale in just 12 weeks! Starting today, we’ll be counting down to publication by releasing sneak peeks from the novel every week. For more info & to pre-order, go to: welcometonightvale.com/books
Listen to the first chapter of the new Night Vale novel right here: https://soundcloud.com/nightvaleradio/bonus-an-excerpt-from-the-next Pre-order a signed first edition, hardcover, e-book, CD, or digital audio copy of It Devours! today: http://www.welcometonightvale.com/books/
Source: SoundCloud / NightValeRadio
Signed editions of IT DEVOURS!
Signed editions of IT DEVOURS! are now available for pre-order in the US at Barnes & Noble and Books-a-Million, and in Canada at Indigo. Visit welcometonightvale.com/books for more info or pre-order your copy at the below links!
B&N (signed edition): Order HERE
Books-a-Million (signed edition): Order HERE
Indigo (signed edition): Order HERE
IT DEVOURS! is the new Welcome to Night Vale novel coming this October. You can pre-order it today: http://www.welcometonightvale.com/books/
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Just got back from a wonderful girls night with my mom. She decided to treat me : )))))))
VIRTUAL HUG TO YOUR MOM
god I love the welcome to night vale book
Nothing there, just a small island of life.
tell me your favorite wtnv quotes for potential tattoos
Here is a quote. Here is a potential tattoo.
“There was a tattoo along his tricep of a head of Boston lettuce crawling with ants. From between the broad leaves came two bare human legs, and below it all was a banner that read, CORAZÓN.”
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look at the book i got for my birthday!!!
It’s me, in paperback!
*admires you, admires self*
Every time I remember I have Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor’s autographs in my copy of the WTNV Novel I start to cry like I did when I first got the book because I FEEL SO UNWORTHY OF SUCH BEAUTY
I just looked at mine to remind myself of such beauty.
Such beauty. Very squiggle.
I know you didn't ask for questions but I was wondering, how do you know when you've written something good enough for your podcast/where do you go to get inspiration?
i rely a lot on other people to help me determine whether or not something is publish/performance-ready. for night vale and within the wires, i have co-writers to help with writing/editing. having another person to look over your work not only helps quality, but it also helps confidence in what you’re doing. for playwriting, you really have to be collaborative. theater is not a solo endeavor. so there are lots of opportunities to run things by others, to hear words in actors’ mouths, to see how it works physically.
but the final decision on determining if something is good enough to run with really is a gut thing. if you read a lot, watch a lot, take in a lot of other art, you will get a sense of what is good, and what you like. it takes a lot of time to reach that level of self-awareness, and the feelings are never 100% (at least not for me). but if you set deadlines and make promises, you can at least ensure that you will put something out there, however imperfect (and believe me - all art is imperfect).
as far as inspirations, it varies. my tastes lean toward beautiful and complex language, so poetry has always been a big inspiration. theater as well. seeing live theater & dance helps me understand how humans interact in realistic-yet-fictional ways.
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I found the wtnv novel at the airport and now I own it!!!!!!!
Big mood.
does anyone know if the artwork by jessica hayworth in WTNV books are colored or b&w??
The artwork is black & white unless it’s Tuesday.
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A thought
Maybe it’s not about what you take away from the @welcometonightvalebook when you read it. Maybe it’s about what the book takes away from you.
Time, the sense that your life has a greater purpose, and three and a half of your favourite childhood memories.
HEY I gave you half of that childhood memory back like, five minutes later. Though I guess if I took time away...okay I understand the confusion.
“She left the shower as most people leave showers, clean and a little lonely.”
Endlessly fascinated by what resonates with readers enough to inspire art.
Above all things, scientists are protectors of our world. ‘Scientist is another word for hero,’ Mayor Cardinal was fond of saying. They use science to not only learn things but also to change those things so that everything is better going forward. Just like the scientist who cured polio, or that couple who invented radiation, or the astrologers who write our futures for us. A good scientist would never compromise societal good for one person’s needs.
extremely relevant quote from Welcome to Night Vale: A Novel (via thegraftedbranch)
Scientists are neat.
All day today, February 3rd, for any purchase you make on Bandcamp, Bandcamp will be donating 100% of their share of the proceeds to the American Civil Liberties Union, who are working tirelessly to combat these discriminatory and unconstitutional actions. Read their full statement here.
This includes audiobooks, so if you've been thinking about getting Welcome to Night Vale, know that you can support a good cause through Bandcamp.
//So I’m finally reading Mostly Void Partially Stars despite having it since the books basically came out… and wow, I can’t read this like a normal book (Ignoring the fact it hissed at me a few times).
Cecil’s voice is overtaking my normal reading one.
I think Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor are using mind control on us guys. Stay aware and stay safe.
What even is a normal book though.