If you want a Christmas story that's a little offbeat, look
no further than Wayne D. Dundee's "Mean Christmas Night". Is it
heartwarming? Well, yeah, kind of. It's got a priest and a homeless guy, and it
takes place on Christmas Eve. Goodwill toward men and all that jazz, to quote
Lucy van Pelt.
But Dundee introduces a much darker element, and the plot turns downright gritty and, well, mean, as the story's title indicates. It makes for a compact, fast-moving tale that you'll probably read in one sitting, as I did. This is good stuff, and it might even help get you in the Christmas spirit.
But Dundee introduces a much darker element, and the plot turns downright gritty and, well, mean, as the story's title indicates. It makes for a compact, fast-moving tale that you'll probably read in one sitting, as I did. This is good stuff, and it might even help get you in the Christmas spirit.
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Thanks for the nice mention, James. Much appreciated.
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