Intern Senna and the Unexpected Sick Day (Welcome to Night Vale)
Story: Intern Senna and the Unexpected Sick Day (2465 words) by ester_inc
Reader:
Fandom: Welcome to Night Vale
Relationship/Characters: Intern Senna (OC); Cecil/Carlos
Author's summary: A scheduling error prevents Cecil from broadcasting Welcome to Night Vale in person, and with the Sheriff's Secret Police insisting that he exit the radio station immediately, he has no choice but to leave his notes with an intern and hope for the best. The intern -- brand new and untested -- attempts to provide Night Vale with news while dodging Station Management and wielding phone calls, starting with Cecil and ending with Carlos.
Also featuring: Steve Carlsberg, the City Council, and the Night Vale Spiderwolves.
Content notes: no standard notes apply. Author's rating: general audiences.
Length: 18 minutes, 56 seconds.
Download or Stream: at the Archive of Our Own (to reduce time spent fighting linkrot). If AO3 is down, check out my reader page at the audiofic archive or my Google Drive.
Reader's notes: I was in the mood to do a Night Vale episode, and creating Intern Senna out of her words and the context of Night Vale was a really fun challenge.
Thanks to ester_inc for patiently answering all my questions about sound effects. My interpretation of the text is, for better or worse, my own responsibility.
The weather is "Tallulah" by Company of Thieves, which is available on iTunes and Amazon. For those with accessibility concerns, the only music playing under speech is during the credits, which are reproduced behind the cut.
Feedback and constructive criticism: better than especially radiant smiles.
The credits:
Welcome to Night Vale is a production of Commonplace Books. It is written by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor, and produced by Joseph Fink. The voice of Night Vale is Cecil Baldwin.
I am not Cecil Baldwin, and ester_inc is neither Joseph Fink nor Jeffrey Cranor. This story and podfic are not-for-profit transformative works made out of love and affection.
Instrumental music by Disparition; all of it can be found at disparition.info or disparition.bandcamp.com. This episode’s weather was “Tallulah” by Company of Thieves. Find out more at companyofthieves.net. Or, find links to buy the song, as well as to leave feedback to the author and reader, at susan-voight.dreamwidth.org, or by searching for this story at ao3.org.
Check out commonplacebooks.com for more information on Welcome to Night Vale, and while you’re there, consider clicking the donate link, that would be cool of you.
Today’s proverb: It is what it is, except of course when it's a carnivorous watermelon instead.
Also posted to
amplificathon,
nightvale_dogpark, and AO3.
Reader:
Fandom: Welcome to Night Vale
Relationship/Characters: Intern Senna (OC); Cecil/Carlos
Author's summary: A scheduling error prevents Cecil from broadcasting Welcome to Night Vale in person, and with the Sheriff's Secret Police insisting that he exit the radio station immediately, he has no choice but to leave his notes with an intern and hope for the best. The intern -- brand new and untested -- attempts to provide Night Vale with news while dodging Station Management and wielding phone calls, starting with Cecil and ending with Carlos.
Also featuring: Steve Carlsberg, the City Council, and the Night Vale Spiderwolves.
Content notes: no standard notes apply. Author's rating: general audiences.
Length: 18 minutes, 56 seconds.
Download or Stream: at the Archive of Our Own (to reduce time spent fighting linkrot). If AO3 is down, check out my reader page at the audiofic archive or my Google Drive.
Reader's notes: I was in the mood to do a Night Vale episode, and creating Intern Senna out of her words and the context of Night Vale was a really fun challenge.
Thanks to ester_inc for patiently answering all my questions about sound effects. My interpretation of the text is, for better or worse, my own responsibility.
The weather is "Tallulah" by Company of Thieves, which is available on iTunes and Amazon. For those with accessibility concerns, the only music playing under speech is during the credits, which are reproduced behind the cut.
Feedback and constructive criticism: better than especially radiant smiles.
The credits:
Welcome to Night Vale is a production of Commonplace Books. It is written by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor, and produced by Joseph Fink. The voice of Night Vale is Cecil Baldwin.
I am not Cecil Baldwin, and ester_inc is neither Joseph Fink nor Jeffrey Cranor. This story and podfic are not-for-profit transformative works made out of love and affection.
Instrumental music by Disparition; all of it can be found at disparition.info or disparition.bandcamp.com. This episode’s weather was “Tallulah” by Company of Thieves. Find out more at companyofthieves.net. Or, find links to buy the song, as well as to leave feedback to the author and reader, at susan-voight.dreamwidth.org, or by searching for this story at ao3.org.
Check out commonplacebooks.com for more information on Welcome to Night Vale, and while you’re there, consider clicking the donate link, that would be cool of you.
Today’s proverb: It is what it is, except of course when it's a carnivorous watermelon instead.
Also posted to
amplificathon,
nightvale_dogpark, and AO3.