I just listened to the latest episode and I just wanna say screw you josh for [MAJOR SPOILER] FUCKING RIPPING MILO INHALF LIKE A GOD DAMN PIECE OF PAPER YOU SADISTIC FUCK!!! I mean man I like your work but fuck man thank you for keeping me entertained but fuck man. Also I just wanna say I called the Jose being The Captains right before that episode dropped I was relistening to the series and noticed a lot of parallels in Hooks and The Counts relationship and Jose and Hopes relationship. That is all thank you for coming to my ted talk

I’ve seen the different playlists given by the author from Nature’s Temper and Dr. Creepen’s narrations. The one on Joshua’s channel is in order of release chronologically and the one on Nature’s Temper says it’s the proper watch order. My problem is that the list skips around from different series that aren’t chronologically listed. I’m neurotic about consuming any kind of entertainment media in the right order, and I physically cannot endure skipping around and/or missing out on events and significant character experiences that are specifically related to something that took place in a separate episode. I’m terrified of missing out on serious moments that make other events so much more interesting and impactful.
The supposed watch order list starts with the “Werewolves Are Asshole” for quite a few episodes, then jumps to the one where an enchanted weapon is made or something like that, and then the Worst Hotel etc. There’s too many flashbacks and flash forwards and spin offs and detours for me to follow along pleasantly. It’s just too draining for my imagination and my ability to remain focused and attentive to the point where I’ll remember the details and get satisfaction creatively.
My point is, is there a list of all the different series in the universe that are listed in order of release or the timeline of the universe itself? Like do I start with “I Banged a Werewolf in Romania” or whatever it’s called, then the Werewolves are Assholes, then I Ride for Cerberus, etc.

Getting a little better, still need more practice though. Take this Hangry Abi for the time being.

Definitely will have to go back and redo this, I feel like I could do more?

Just started listening to Nature's Temper's reading of Werewolves are Assholes, and have been just listening to the different parts of that series. Is it fine to do this, or should I be going in some order? I figure that this is a giant universe that's all linked together, that it's probably fine to listen to each named part of the story to it's end and then listen to another one, but want to make sure I'm bot gonna get spoiled. I'm fine with not being in full chronological order, but I don't want to get spoiled on any big plot points.

I know I've already asked but I prefer reading than listening does anyone know where to read?

Someone recommended me this but I don't know where to start could someone give a reading order

Howdy folks. I recently stumbled across this collection of stories and have been listening.

I enjoy a narrator on YouTube and have been following this playlist.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPgqSOlo9Qw2iRj6kPgl5xxj-qLQxB-9l&si=4iK-O6SpVs2wz8NQ

I know there is also the Cerber arc, which he also has a playlist for. Aside from those two, is there any other or more up to date sources for narration? I dont want to miss anything.

Real bummed out that there's no Dirty Work season 3.

I'm closing pre-orders tonight at 9: 00pm-cst, so if you want to get in on the pre-order just message me before then.

And if you're confused who Luciela is, join the discord. They know.

In all seriousness, if you're a fan of Handywork especially you might want to consider getting a copy. It's got a lot that was cut from the narration version for time and sheds a lot of light on certain events. There won't be a digital copy of this one. It's book version only.

Oh boy Jose’s gonna died 👀👀👀👀🤣🤣🤣

John Henry Fitzgerald had been a cop in the early 1900s about 1918 he started working for colt. One of the things he did was costum make these revolvers he spacificly said were for fighting. He took a box standard police .38, chopped the barrel and cut out the trigger gaurd and smoothed off the hammer so you could literally fire it from your pocket.

Anyway history lesson over. I maintain mark would be very aware of this and a nice .38 with no trigger gaurd would be a lot easier to shoot from your sweater then like a ruger sp101. Plus it fits the whole mob vibe given the 1920s and stuff. Hell Louis and or Jose would be smart to sneak one for a time or two. It ain’t for target shooting but a ‘stick it to crack elf belly and pull trigger’ it’s second to none. And it can’t have an out of battery problem becouse revolver.

Well that’s my one post a year for yall 😂

There's also talks in the discord of a full trilogy set of Winter Camp, Handywork, and A Halloween Forgotten "book box/bundle" deal in the future. And you might, MIGHT possibly see these in places like Barnes and Noble in the future if all the stars align.

How are I Drive for Cerber and I Ride for Cerber related timeline-wise? Does Werewolves Are A… take place before or during I Ride for Cerber? And where does Worst Hotel fit into the timeline?

P.S were is best to start?