In honor of this venerable story, the blog Letters from Gondwana has a post about what may have made the weather so foul during a Dickensian Christmas, while over in the U.K., Simon Callow debates a Guardian editorial writer over whether Scrooge's redemption was personal or social.* (My hot take: Why not both?) There's forever something new to learn about the Carol!
*You may need to register for free to read the Guardian, though I was able to see both articles without doing it.
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