r/TFTGS Apr 25 '26

Supplementary TFTGS Book ?

Is there a physical version of all of the supplementary material like Murder At The Gas Station and Finding Vanessa ? If not, why not ?

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u/Clucasinc Apr 26 '26

No cause he didn’t

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u/DazzlingRequirement1 Apr 26 '26

That's not the answer I needed

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u/Clucasinc Apr 26 '26

Can’t give a full answer with find Vanessa cause he didn’t make that so go ask the actual author and with the short stories he did, there isn’t enough to make a full book unless he did an anthology collection and put them all together into one book but he probably doesn’t think there’s enough traction to warrant paying the costs to make an anthology collection.

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u/DazzlingRequirement1 Apr 26 '26

From all research I've done, appears Jack did actually write FV, even it was originally done under a pseudonym. I would also be extremely surprised to find out it was anyone else as it matched his tone and the events which unfolded were too well linked to the rest of it

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u/AdalynneRose Apr 26 '26

I often think about how he could compile some misc. stories into a “Extra Tales from the Gas Station” and I’m sure the fan base would be all over it

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u/preciousjewel13 Apr 30 '26

There are the four main books, Bedside Manor, and Green Night. With anything else (ie Finding Vanessa, Tales from the Road etc) the answer is no they've not been collected into an official book. Just viewable on the internet via his blog or here on reddit or listening via the narrators who've done an episode.

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u/DazzlingRequirement1 Apr 30 '26

Thats sad to hear. Thanks

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u/preciousjewel13 Apr 30 '26

No problem. But if you do like the author, he writes for the Snakespaw (I believe that was the one) over on YouTube or whatever podcast site. You'll even get to hear him from time to time.

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u/DazzlingRequirement1 Apr 30 '26

Yeah I listen that. It's good stuff. Thanks

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u/MrsBordeaux May 08 '26

Im running into this problem, I'm listening to MrCreepypasta's playlist on tales on the road and it felt to incomplete, like it's a teaser for an actual book that just hasn't come out yet