A CHRISTMAS SAMPLER: Sweet, Funny, and Strange Holiday Tales

A CHRISTMAS SAMPLER: Sweet, Funny, and Strange Holiday Tales
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Series: A Sweet, Funny, and Strange Anthology, Book 1
Publisher: Dog Ear Publishing, LLC
Publication Year: 2009
ASIN: B00TAASINW
ISBN: 9781608441105

Winner of the 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards for Best Short Fiction and Best Anthology

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About the Book

Christmas is a time for love, laughter, and wonder. A Christmas Sampler: Sweet, Funny, and Strange Holiday Tales, is an award winning compilation of twenty-three Christmas stories commissioned by the Bethlehem Writers Group to capture all of Christmas’s myriad possibilities.

Paul Weidknecht’s “Those Things Remembered” is about a long-time mall Santa who realizes he has forgotten a child’s name. Courtney Annicchiarico believes against all evidence that she is pregnant in “Mis-conceptions.” Hilarity reigns in Headley Hauser’s explanation of a bachelor’s Christmas traditions in “A Modern Single Holiday.” In Carol L. Wright’s “You Better Watch Out” a small-town lawyer takes on a mystery when Santa falls from her roof three weeks before Christmas. In “Walter and Stella,” by Ralph Hieb, Walter finds himself dead on Christmas Eve, but refuses to leave his beloved alone for the holiday. And in “The Perfect Gift,” Emily P. W. Murphy explores that moment in a relationship when one partner is ready for marriage, and the other seems not to notice.

This premier anthology also features stories by Jeff Baird, Carol A. Hanzl Birkas, Cindy Kelly, Jerome W. McFadden, Stanley W. McFarland, Sally Wyman Paradysz, Jo Ann Schaffer, and Will Wright.

These heartwarming, hope-filled, and hilarious tales will delight readers of any age.

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