Cecil Baldwin Quote
We have nothing to speak about. There never was. Words are an unnecessary trouble. Expression is time wasting away. Any communication is just a yelp in the darkness. I am speaking now but I am saying nothing. I am just making noises, and, as it happens, they are organized in words and you should not draw meaning from this.
Cecil Baldwin
We have nothing to speak about. There never was. Words are an unnecessary trouble. Expression is time wasting away. Any communication is just a yelp in the darkness. I am speaking now but I am saying nothing. I am just making noises, and, as it happens, they are organized in words and you should not draw meaning from this.
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About Cecil Baldwin
Welcome to Night Vale is a satirical science fiction podcast presented as a community radio show in the fictional American desert town of Night Vale, reporting on the strange events that occur within it. The series was created by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor in 2012, and is published by Night Vale Presents.
The podcast stars Cecil Baldwin as Cecil Palmer, the host and lead protagonist who reports the news around town, many headlines of which become ongoing storylines. Occasionally, it features guest stars as secondary characters, including Dylan Marron, Jasika Nicole, Mara Wilson, Jackson Publick, and more. The cast has also performed live shows in various venues, which have been released online as audio recordings.
The podcast has garnered a cult following and critical acclaim for its absurdist humor, surreal horror, LGBT representation, and Baldwin's performance. Fink and Cranor have written three novels set in the podcast's canon, those being Welcome to Night Vale (2015), It Devours! (2017), and The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives in Your Home (2020), which have received similar acclaim.
The podcast stars Cecil Baldwin as Cecil Palmer, the host and lead protagonist who reports the news around town, many headlines of which become ongoing storylines. Occasionally, it features guest stars as secondary characters, including Dylan Marron, Jasika Nicole, Mara Wilson, Jackson Publick, and more. The cast has also performed live shows in various venues, which have been released online as audio recordings.
The podcast has garnered a cult following and critical acclaim for its absurdist humor, surreal horror, LGBT representation, and Baldwin's performance. Fink and Cranor have written three novels set in the podcast's canon, those being Welcome to Night Vale (2015), It Devours! (2017), and The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives in Your Home (2020), which have received similar acclaim.