A Most Southern Christmas Carol is Dickens retold as a haunting, a hymn, and a homecoming.
The timeless, Victorian tale of the old miser and his ghostly visitations is reborn from red clay and kudzu in a story of hunger, hardness, and how grace can still crack a cold heart wide open.
Meet E.B. Scrooge, the meanest and stingiest man in all of Flint County, who looks Christmas straight in the eye and declares, "Ah, hogwash " But when his dead partner shows up, and three haints follow, Scrooge faces what it means to be given one more chance than he ever gave anybody else.
It's cold out yonder, so pull up a chair and lean in close. You may know how the story goes, but you have never heard it sound like this.
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