Yule


Yule: Rituals, Recipes & Lore for the Winter Solstice (Llewellyn's Sabbat Essentials, 7)
Krampus: The Yule Lord
A Christmas Carol
The Old Magic of Christmas: Yuletide Traditions for the Darkest Days of the Year
Yule: A Celebration of Light and Warmth (Holiday Series, 2)
The Dead of Winter: Beware the Krampus and Other Wicked Christmas Creatures
How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
The Wedding Witch (The Ex Hex, #3)
The Winter Spirits: Ghostly Tales for Frosty Nights
The Fright Before Christmas: Surviving Krampus and Other Yuletide Monsters, Witches, and Ghosts
Scary Book of Christmas Lore: 50 Terrifying Yuletide Tales from Around the World
The Mitten
The Night Before Christmas
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Chronicles of Narnia, #1)
The Visitor
A Christmas Carol by Charles DickensKrampus by BromThe Woman in Black by Susan         HillThe Shining by Stephen  KingJiko Bukken by J. Elliott
Holiday Spookiness
133 books — 33 voters
Tree of Cranes by Allen SayA Singapore Christmas by David SeowChristmas in the Philippines by Cheryl L. EnderleinSaburo's Reward by Sarah Gertrude PomeroyThe Coming Day by Alice Burnett Poynor
Christmas in Asia
24 books — 4 voters

Pumpkinheads by Rainbow RowellA Match Made for Thanksgiving by Jackie LauThe Matzah Ball by Jean MeltzerHer Halloween Treat by Tiffany ReiszA Big Surprise for Valentine's Day by Jackie Lau
Holiday Romances - Other Than Christmas
125 books — 24 voters
The Christmas Throwaway by R.J. ScottSock it to Me, Santa! by Madison  ParkerWarrior's Cross by Madeleine UrbanBlame It on the Mistletoe by Eli EastonThe Dickens with Love by Josh Lanyon
Best Gay Winter'ish Holiday Romance
592 books — 436 voters

Blame It on the Mistletoe by Eli EastonA Dragon for Christmas by M.D. NeuSock it to Me, Santa! by Madison  ParkerHome in a Snowstorm by Ava KellyBallerina Dad by Amy Aislin
Queer Holiday Reads
200 books — 69 voters

Eileen Anglin
“ May the light illuminate your hearts and shine in your life every day of the year. May everlasting peace be yours and upon our Earth. ”
― Eileen Anglin

“ In addition to legal assemblies such as the one at Thingvellir, major public rituals were part of the celebration of the three big festivals around which the Viking calendar turned. One of these was Winter Nights, which was held over several days during our month of October, which the Vikings considered to be the beginning of winter and of the new year generally. The boundary between the realm of the living and the realm of the dead was thin, and all sorts of uncanny things were bound to happen. ...more ”
― Daniel McCoy, The Viking Spirit: An Introduction to Norse Mythology and Religion

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