A Christmas Caroler: A New Twist to A Christmas Carol

July 30, 2026

We need to get the “Christmas Carol variation” writers together with the “Pride & Prejudice variation” writers.

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Another Bob

23 days ago

And then, once they’re all gathered together, blow the place to smithereens.

Zsuzsa

23 days ago

I’ll admit that I prefer the A Christmas Carol variations to the It’s a Wonderful Life variations. I have written multi-page rants on why turning your character into George Bailey is a bad idea.

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