A hundred words for christmas

December 24th, 2009 § 3

This is perfect timing: today is Thursday, and tomorrow is Christmas… so I couldn’t resist to the tentation of publishing a properly Christmas-themed story. I hope that this little tale, written especially for this occasion by Ryan Licata, may help you evade, if only for a second, from the claws of Christmas madness…
And of course… Merry Christmas to all of you people and thanks very much for having devoted a bit of your time to read this blog, in the past year.

Nobody Writes to the Fat Man by Ryan Licata

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Albtraum stood outside the fat man’s room with a pair of darned socks and a hot water bottle. The elf nudged open the door and peeked inside. By candle light he saw his old friend over by the window, the four glass panes frosted over, sitting in nothing but his y-fronts. “Leave everything over on the bed, Albtraum.” He placed the things down with deliberate slowness, then, light of foot, stepped just outside the door to watch as Santa began to trace upon each of the frosted panes the names of all the children whom no longer sent him letters.

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3 Responses to “A hundred words for christmas”

  • undulant says:

    Auguri!

  • aitan says:

    Mi sono piaciute molto sia la triste storia che l’accurato disegno di taglio espressionista.

    Aug!

  • scoiattolazzo says:

    Auguri a tutti i lettori !!

    Dite che non gli e’ arrivata la mia letterina?

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