Mugby Junction

Charles Dickens, who published “A Christmas Carol in Prose” in 1843 about the old, gloomy miser Ebenezer Scrooge, is commonly considered the founder of the Christmas story genre on a world-literature scale. Traditional Christmas (or Yuletide) tales have a bright and joyful ending, and good always triumphs. In the years that followed, Dickens continued to write such stories, often co-authored, publishing them at the end of each year in journals he produced himself. The Ard is an audio studio presents to your attention a collection of Christmas stories “Megby Station” (1866), which includes stories by Dickens himself as well as those by his contemporaries.