A 1632 Christmas

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Welcome to the Holidays in the 1630s! Sit down, pull up some hot tea and . . . spend some time with friends! The holidays are in full swing all over. . . . Some people are falling in love, some people are learning new ways to celebrate, and others are even having babies. Did you know Santa must be a Lapp because he has reindeer? Did you know that Krampus really doesn’t like bullies? Some people are learning new ways to look at Christmas. And up-time action videos are really important to Christmas. Then there is Christmas in Japanese California and the Indian Ocean. A young Jewish boy learns about traditions not yet invented. And we must not forget the union activity in Nuremberg. So join us as we welcome in a few new babies and puppies, say goodbye to a grandfather and spend the holidays with us. Below a full list of the contributing authors Christmas in the Wonderland Isles by Garrett Vance It’s Tradition by Anne Keener The Gift of the Puppet by Tracy Morris A Weimaraner Christmas by Walt Boyes A Christmas For Kjell by George Haberberger The Glad Game by Bethanne Kim A Christmas Letter by Bjorn Hasseler Nobody’s Going Home by Virginia DeMarce A Krampus Christmas by Joy Ward Grantville’s Secret Santa by Jackie Britton Lopatin The Gift by Chuck Thompson At Christmas Time by Mark Huston Christmas at the Schickelmans by John Deakins No Proper Carol by Sarah Hays Santa’s Lapp by George Haberberger Natala by Iver P. Cooper Canticle de Noel by © David Carrico A Christmas Stollen by Edith Wild One Night Only by Michael Lockwood Sad Spectacles of Deceitful Iniquity at Christmastime by Eric Flint and Lucille Robbins The View from Nakatomi Tower by Walt Boyes and Bjorn Hasseler