TRATWD 131 – A Lightbringer Carol, Stave III: The Ghost of Solstice Present

Trapped in his quarters after the departure of the First Spirit, Janus attempts to escape—and encounters a free spirit of a different sort.

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TRATWD 129 – A Lightbringer Carol, Stave I: Father’s Ghost

On the night of the Winter Solstice, Janus Starson is haunted by the spirit of his father. Stave 1 of a 5-stave carol, in prose.

With affection and gratitude to Charles Dickens, whose classic Christmas ghost story has happily haunted my dreams for years.

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TRATWD 087 – A Wizard Family Solstice, Part 1

Jon Tunstall, apprentice to the wizard Artax, has seen his fair share of strange customers over the years. But nothing prepared him for the arrival of a beautiful redhead from his master’s past…

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Make Believe, Part 1 and Part 2

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MCP SE19 – A Lightbringer Carol, Stave I: Father’s Ghost

On the night of the Winter Solstice, Janus Starson is haunted by the spirit of his father. Stave 1 of a 5-stave carol, in prose.

With affection and gratitude to Charles Dickens, whose classic Christmas ghost story has happily haunted my dreams for years.

Written and read by Chris Lester

Edited by Bill Bowman

Music by David Beard and Digital Juice

MCP SE02 – A Lightbringer’s Christmas Tale

Lothanasi field commander Janus Starson has a faery problem. A certain Sidhe Lord invades his city every year on the night of the Winter Solstice — a certain fat, jolly Sidhe Lord with a penchant for invading people’s houses.

Janus isn’t about to stand for that sort of thing.

 

A bit of Christmas fluff from Chris Lester. Music is “Carol of the Bells” by David Beard and is used with permission.