History (as of May 27, 2009)
The phrase 'Weirdbook' started as 'The Weird Book' in my eighth grade English class in 1984. 'The Weird Book' was the title I chose for a journal we were required to keep in that class. The journal continued after the class was over, and the name stayed.
Each journal after the first one received a sequence number in the same vein as movie sequels. The tenth one (written in 1987-1988) saw the merging of the words 'weird' and 'book' into 'weirdbook', and the twentieth one (written in 1992) dropped the word 'the' altogether, leaving it with the title of 'Weirdbook 20'. The final journal in this series (written in 2004) was Weirdbook 31.
For a brief period — roughly a month or so — the contents of these journals (with the exceptions of 4, 7, and 22) were available on the web at Weirdbook.org. The original paper copies were destroyed in a fire and the digital copies are no longer available.
The domain Weirdbook.org was resurrected in 2009 in the same vein as movie franchise reboots to become what it is today, and to evolve into what it will become tomorrow.
It has absolutely nothing to do with the W. Paul Ganley fantasy and horror zine of the same name.
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