A series, featuring an array of authors and literary works that embrace the Christmas Holiday.
12 Days of Christmas
The Spy Hiding in the Bougainvillea
The Spy Hiding in the Bougainvillea written by: Jennifer Kelly - When the rainy season ended, relenting to light and birdsong...
Cieder Muld and the Boy
Cieder Muld and the Boy A Christmas tale written by: Pedro la Fuego - It was the night before Christmas, and the boy’s head was full of presents,..
The Leaves of Diablo
The Leaves of Diablo written by: Amy B. Logan - “It just ain’t right,” Sam muttered, looking out of the kitchen window. “It ain’t natural.”...
Broken Halo Blues
Broken Halo Blues written by: Richard Wall - The snow came down like spilled ash, a grey powder that stuck to nothing but the cracks...
A Chicago Carol
A Chicago Carol written by: Nathan Perrin - December 15, 1967 - Stanley Redlaw, mid-sixties, close to retirement...
Home is Where the Heart is
Home is Where the Heart is written by: Jim Bates - "Mommy, I want that one and that one...
Cardinal Wings
Cardinal Wings written by: Madison Henry - Christmas begins with an early morning and lots of prep work...
The Happy Little Christmas Tree
The Happy Little Christmas Tree written by: Bob Lazzar-Atwood A happy little Christmas tree Stood proudly in...
A Christmas Heckler
A Christmas Heckler written by: John Christopher - “With your vote tomorrow—” The Governor raised his hands to quell...
I’m The Star
I'm The Star written by: Andrew McCormick - We didn’t put on tire chains because Channel Six had...
Father Christmas Comes Knocking
Father Christmas Comes Knocking written by: Ginny Swart - Weighed down with shopping bags, Anna Martens plodded up...
You Must Believe
You Must Believe written by: Phyllis P. Colucci @FictionTarot Yuletide Spirits from long ago Came tapping at...
Free’s Tale: No Home at Christmas-time
Free's Tale: No Home at Christmas-time written by: Gabriella Balcom - Brilliant lights flashed in a steady rhythm...
Christmas Gets Stuck in Concourse C
Christmas Gets Stuck in Concourse written by: Jim Bartlett - Christmas Eve. Christ. Mas. Eve. What was he thinking?...
