Tuning in…
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Sam…
…Sam, play it.
*Cue music.*
Hello festive readers, I, the Fictionmonger, know that if you celebrate Christmas, you are probably busy with your friends and/or family on this joyous day. So, I will give you this story without too much of a windup. Read it, enjoy it, and then go back to your previously scheduled celebration. From Trish Bennett, comes a twist on a classic poem, which she calls:
“The Stardate Before Christmas” CLICK HERE to read!
You can also catch the audio version on our podcast on Soundcloud or iTunes.
And, once you are done, have a happy and safe holiday…everyone!
…tuning out.
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