Disclaimer: The views and beliefs held and expressed within this book are not my own, nor do I condone the misogyny and antisemitism that is helping define Dorian Gray and friends' deeply disturbing personalities. Some content is difficult to read, and very likely difficult to hear. It will only worsen as Dorian Gray's picture grows more grotesque. 

A little party, and a lot of talking.

Is a monster made, or discovered?

This includes a preface by Oscar Wilde.

Enter the Lord, the artist, and the subject.

The conclusion to the well-loved classic by Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol. There is an "about the author" after the story.

The fourth installment of the Charles Dickens classic, A Christmas Carol. I think I only cry a little.

I present A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, stave 3, for your listening pleasure...

The second installment of Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol.

'Tis the season to spread some holiday cheer, and bask in the sorrows and terrors of this heartless and miserly humbug while we drink our minty cocoa, decorate for Yuletide, and snuggle near a fire, thinking of the gifts we are eager to bestow. Or maybe that's just me. And if it is just me, all of this will be followed by a rewatching of several Doctor Who Christmas specials, including the one with Charles Dickens, at Christmas, surrounded by ghosts... 

And After

We come to our conclusion, and we get our final loose ends tied. 

I sincerely hope that you all enjoyed the tale and the telling, and that you'll come back for our next tale...whatever it is!