Tom Christie is an author based in Scotland. He has written several books on a variety of topics including modern film, interactive fiction, retro gaming and contemporary literature. His work has included "The Golden Age of Christmas Movies: Festive Cinema of the 1940s and 50s", "A Righteously Awesome Eighties Christmas: Festive Cinema of the 1980s", "A Totally Bodacious Nineties Christmas: Festive Cinema of the 1990s" and "A Very Spectrum Christmas: Celebrating Seasonal Software on the Sinclair ZX Spectrum". He has long been fascinated by Christmas, its traditions and the culture surrounding it.

Tom and his books have featured in publications including The Smithsonian Magazine, Le Temps, The Digital Bits, The Media Education Journal, History Scotland and Retro Gamer. He holds a PhD in Scottish Literature awarded by the University of Stirling, and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in 2018. He currently serves as the Director of Extremis Publishing.

Living a fantasy life during two decades as Santa Claus, Joe Moore has a unique perspective for writing stories involving the Jolly Old Elf and his elves. Whether discussing iconic toys or introducing the time continuum as a way to complete all Santa must on Christmas Eve, Moore speaks with authority and believability that will cause every reader to believe as they did when they were young.

Joe is director of the North Pole Press, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. Fantasy, children's stories, suspense thrillers, Christian themes, family reads, folklore... all this, and more fall under Joe Moore's purview. This multi-award-winning author can deftly take you from a seaside resort under attack, and then to the North Pole where you will become a child again and discover a sense of wonder you thought long lost.

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