Welcome To Night Vale Collections books in order

The Welcome to Night Vale Collections gather episodes from the popular podcast into book form, published between 2016 and 2019.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Mostly Void, Partially Stars 2016 Joseph Fink Buy
2 The Great Glowing Coils of the Universe 2016 Joseph Fink Buy
3 The Buying of Lot 37 2019 Joseph Fink Buy
4 Who’s a Good Boy? 2019 Joseph Fink Buy

The Welcome to Night Vale Collections gather the podcast’s episode scripts into printed volumes. Mostly Void, Partially Stars and The Great Glowing Coils of the Universe (both 2016) cover the early episodes, while The Buying of Lot 37 and Who’s a Good Boy? (both 2019) continue the collection. They let readers experience the show’s surreal storytelling on the page.

The podcast itself launched in 2012, presented as community radio dispatches from a fictional desert town where every conspiracy theory is true and the mundane sits next to the terrifying. Cecil Palmer narrates each episode with deadpan calm, whether reporting on glowing clouds, mysterious hooded figures, or the dog park no one is allowed to acknowledge. These collections preserve that voice in print.

Joseph Fink co-created the show with Jeffrey Cranor, and the two also wrote several Welcome to Night Vale novels. The collections are a good entry point for readers who prefer text to audio, and each volume includes episode notes and commentary not available in the original broadcasts.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Welcome To Night Vale Collections series?

There are four books in the Welcome To Night Vale Collections series, published between 2016 and 2019.

What is the first book in the Welcome To Night Vale Collections series?

The first book in the Welcome To Night Vale Collections series is Mostly Void, Partially Stars, published in 2016.

What are the Welcome to Night Vale collections?

The collections compile podcast episodes into book form. Mostly Void, Partially Stars and The Great Glowing Coils of the Universe (2016), followed by The Buying of Lot 37 and Who’s a Good Boy? (2019), preserve the scripts of the show for readers.

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