Short Fiction
A Claus to Remember
A young boy awakens on Christmas morning to discover that Santa Claus has apparently forgotten his house. Convinced that milk and cookies constitute a binding contract, he vows to never again to be good for goodness' sake.
A Claus to Remember is a humorous Christmas story about childhood logic, disappointment and righteous indignation.
Originally published by ENC Press, 2009.
Copyright © 2009 Andrew Breslin. All rights reserved.
This story is presented as originally published by ENC Press. The publisher has closed up shop, and gone off to a faraway land to enjoy her well-deserved retirement. The ad for for Mother's Milk on the final page refers to a publisher and website that, sadly, no longer exist.
While some secondhand copies used to be available on various sites, recent searches have turned up nothing. But it is available to borrow and read at the Internet Archive. If you like the story and want to read a full novel by the same author, Practical Applications of Game Theory is available for purchase as an ebook. And thanks for your support.