Christmas Season 2022 is Upon Us!
Over the years I’ve written a bunch of blogs dedicated to my favorite holiday season. This year will be no different as I always manage to uncover more fun facts, history, recipes, and carols to highlight. In the days ahead leading up to Christmas Day more entertaining and educational blogs will post. Be sure to come back!
This is also the perfect time to shine the spotlight on my Christmas novella. Based on The Darcy Saga, of course, A Darcy Christmas was published in 2010 as part of an anthology with Amanda Grange and Carolyn Eberhart. Then, in 2012, the three individual novellas were released as ebooks. Full information, including excerpts and reviews, are on the novel page HERE. To purchase on Amazon, click the image to the right.
In between new blogs to be posted throughout the month, check out my past Christmas-themed articles for additional joys of Christmas. All of them are linked in the Pemberley Library, but here are some of my favorite posts from years past.
Most Iconic and Dazzling Christmas Trees Around the World
Poinsettia, the Christmas Flower
Queen Charlotte’s Christmas Tree ~ O Tannenbaum
Retro Americana Christmas Cards
Turn of the Century Christmas Cards
Fun and Fascinating Christmas Trivia
Christmas Trivia from the USA, and move tidbits…
Snippets from Washington Irving’s “Old Christmas” Essays
More Snippets from Washington Irving’s “Old Christmas” Essays
Fruitcake ~ A Beloved Christmas Dessert
Launching the Christmas Season with Gingerbread
Deck the Halls With Boughs of Holly
Brief Histories of Common Christmas Traditions
Washington Irving ~ Christmas in the Regency
The Centerpiece: Christmas Plum Pudding
Mincemeat Pies ~ A Regency Christmas Essential
Fowl for Christmas Dinner, in History and Today
More Than One Way to Cook a Turkey
The Controversial “X” in Xmas: What is the Truth?
I love Christmas and I love The Muppets!
From Bizarre to Sexist to Bad: Christmas Ads of the Past
Celebrate Christmas Any Time of the Year
A Visit from Saint Nicholas (‘Twas the Night Before Christmas)
What Makes a Christmas Movie? A Listing of the Classics.
Is “Die Hard” a Christmas Movie? You Betcha!
