October 25, 2026
Catch up on past issues of The Werewolf Post & The Unburning here.
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Impressions from the Portland Miniature Show
The Portland Miniature Show was my first time attending a show as a participant, and only the second time I had ever attended a miniature show at all, so I went in with an open mind and a lot of excitement for this new experience. It was an honor to be a part of this event, and I had SO MUCH FUN meeting people! If you managed to make it to the show, I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. If you were one of the hundreds (!!!) of people I met at my booth, thank you so much for visiting my art and for saying hello while you were there. For me as an artist, it was an experience of growth and I’m still processing what I learned from seeing people interact with my art. Big thanks to everyone who made this show happen, and especially to the Bleau family, and my husband & mom for all their support.
The Unburning
In 1946 Seattle, repairs at the Liberty Hotel uncover something impossible behind an old basement wall. Private Investigator B.B. Wolf follows the evidence into a mystery buried beneath Pioneer Square. The Unburning is a serialized historical supernatural mystery told in monthly installments through letters, case files, photographs, and other evidence, with printable 1:12-scale miniatures that let readers hold pieces of the case as it unfolds.
Evidence Case Files are followed by the associated miniature projects below. To download the miniature projects from The Records Room, you must be subscribed to the email version of this newsletter.
Chapter Three
Case Files
The view is from Jackson Street and Commercial (present-day 1st Avenue). Madame Hood’s house would have stood at the far right of this photo. The utter destruction of the neighborhood from the Great Fire of June 6, 1889 is clear.
Photo taken in the Seattle Underground areaway below the sidewalk at the former front entrance to the Waltham Building
Portrait of Madame R.R. Hood found in the box on the house doorstep
Calling card found in box on the house doorstep
Found in front of the house
Miniature Projects
Subscribers can enter the Records Room to access miniature projects & a downloadable Case Packet connected to this month’s installment. It contains printable evidence and miniature materials that allow you to begin assembling your own 1:12 scale record of B.B. Wolf’s investigation.
Materials this month include Speed Graphic Camera, Victorian keys, Book with hidden compartment, Victorian Shoe Box, and Case Packet 03
(Password required; available to email subscribers only)
Signing Off!
Thank you for being here! If you have any questions or comments, feel free to get in touch!
<3 Miriam
Miriam Stone Wilson
Miniature Werewolf
www.miniaturewerewolf.com
@miniaturewerewolf