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The Yule Siege
The Yule Siege written by: Diana Hignutt - When I was in my early twenties, many years ago now, in the year 1640...
Podcast 90 Degrees North
Podcast 90 Degrees North written by: David Thoenen - Welcome to our annual Christmas episode of 90 Degrees North. I'm your host, Santa's...
The Christmas Cake
The Christmas Cake written by: Carol Bennetts - “Tex, I’m so excited! The ring is amazing, and my posse is going to be so jealous!”...
The Morning Star
The Morning Star written by: Jon Negroni - The snow had come in the night and done it clean...
The Christmas Intervention
The Christmas Intervention written by: Nathan Perrin - Gabriel Grubb was dead, to begin with. At least that's...
St. Nicholas Goes to His Eternal Reward
St. Nicholas Goes to His Eternal Reward written by: John Willems - Nicholas found the goal of his life had been achieved...
NJ’s Surprise
NJ's Surprise written by: Tim Law - “Nicholas John!” cried NJ’s mother, not for the first time that morning...
This is Our Christmas
This is Our Christmas written by: David Milner - It wasn’t as busy as he had anticipated, but what did he know? He coughed...
Ghost of a Christmas Past
Ghost of a Christmas Past written by: Jim Bartlett - Two Days Before Christmas Just outside Dunedin, New Zealand...
Christmas Hymn
Christmas Hymn written by: Emile B. LaCerte Jr. - The church bells in the center of town had already rung eleven times by the moment...
A New Nose for Rudolph
A New Nose for Rudolph written by: Penny Rogers - Waiting on Christmas Eve; Neil was used to it by now. For more than 46 years...
The Best Worst Christmas Gift
The Best Worst Christmas Gift written by: Peggy Gerber - Vicky glowed with anticipation as she ripped open the Christmas present...
The Christmas Epiphany
The Christmas Epiphany written by: John Christopher - By well-established custom, saddle riders never named a foal until...
Cracks of Marble
Cracks of Marble written by: N.A. Johnson - It wasn’t my occupation or obligation to help the quarreling Knox family; rather...
