Welcome back to Creepast. Today we are reading a fan favorite author, C.K. Walker. And we're doing a story that we haven't seen, but I've seen actually a lot of people. I don't know if you've seen this as well, but people have been saying that this story is like a lot of people's favorites. So I am excited. It feels like it's a, this is something that we would have read at like the beginning of the podcast. It seems like a lot of people are like, this one's my favorite. It's called Whitefall, once again, as always and forever. I have never heard of this before. I was actually curious if you've heard of this one. So when people would talk, because when I was, you know, younger and reading C.K. Walker's stuff, it was like Barasca. It was like the heavy hitter. So that was the one I always heard in relation.

But once we read it for the podcast, a bunch of people started to recommend C.K. Walker's other

stories. And similarly to you, Whitefall was one of the ones that people recommended a ton.

So I've mostly heard about it through our comment section and things like that. Because

C.K. Walker, look, I said this in the Barasca Part 5, regardless of any qualms I have with

her, she put me on the path to want to talk about scary stories online.

So, you know, I love her regardless for that.

And some of her stories are absolute bangers, obviously, you know, the first Brasca. And we've read six of her stories now, right? Or this will be the six. We've read five of her first. I mean, dude. We've chosen like, yeah, we've had such a great time with stuff like Mayhem Mountain and stories like that. So I love her as an author. In my book, she is on the Mount Rushmore.

Of course. Of course. I think of this podcast, I believe that CK. Walker is, uh, I don't know

which president. The, the fans can decide who's who on the mountain, but I will say that I do think

that, uh, in terms of where we started, where we've ended up and stuff, I think that

like so many of the things we've read have all come back to just like comparing our feelings

to the first time reading her stories.

And I think that's always so cool.

And anytime we can, you know, it's always like we read the Mayhem Mountain one on our live

show.

So I'm excited to actually sit down here and record a new one again without the audience

and stuff and just kind of get immersed.

And I think this is kind of a longer story too, so I'm excited.

I'm excited for it as well.

I'll also mention because we always try to shout out authors on the story who have new works

out and stuff like that.

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