Join the Allusionist over on YouTube.com/allusionistshow for the last of four livestreams of the "redistribute the wealth! You can't take it with you!" fable for our times: A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.

Helen Zaltzman reads (aloud - you won't just have to watch her quietly turning pages) with music and visuals by Martin Austwick.

If you want to read along with your own copy of the book, do! This fourth stream will be Staves 4 and 5 of the book. In Stave 4, Scrooge is visited by the ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, and gives him some pretty scary life spoilers! Unless... Scrooge becomes a changed man? Tune into Stave 5 to find out!!

This and all the other livestreams in the Christmas Carollusionist series will be available afterwards for not-live viewing at youtube.com/allusionistshow.

There's also a great Allusionist episode, How The Dickens Stole Christmas, about why Christmas is so Dickens-y, hear/read it at theallusionist.org/dickens-christmas.

For more of Martin Austwick's music and other work, check out palebirdmusic.com and martinaustwick.com.

These Christmas Carol livestreams are free, but if you want to chip in a little money, take yourself to theallusionist.org/donate.

Join the Allusionist over on YouTube.com/allusionistshow for the third of four livestreams of the "redistribute the wealth! You can't take it with you!" fable for our times: A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.

Helen Zaltzman reads (aloud - you won't just have to watch her quietly turning pages) with music and visuals by Martin Austwick.

If you want to read along with your own book, do! This third stream will be Stave 3 of the book, wherein Scrooge is visited by the ghost of Christmas Present and is shown a whole lot of festive partayyyyyyyyyy, to which he himself is not, er, party. Also: the poor lil mite Tiny Tim. He'll be ok, right? Right??

This and all the other livestreams in the Christmas Carollusionist series will be available afterwards for not-live viewing at youtube.com/allusionistshow.

There's also a great Allusionist episode, How The Dickens Stole Christmas, about why Christmas is so Dickens-y, hear/read it at theallusionist.org/dickens-christmas.

For more of Martin Austwick's music and other work, check out palebirdmusic.com and martinaustwick.com.

These Christmas Carol livestreams are free, but if you want to chip in a little money, take yourself to theallusionist.org/donate.

Join the Allusionist over on YouTube.com/allusionistshow for the first of four livestreams of the "redistribute the wealth! You can't take it with you!" fable for our times: A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.

Helen Zaltzman reads (aloud - you won't just have to watch her quietly turning pages) with music and visuals by Martin Austwick.

If you want to read along with your own book, do! This first stream will be Stave 1 of the book, wherein Scrooge is going about his daytime business of work, more work, and making other people's lives worse, then that night he is visited by the ghost of his late business partner Jacob Marley.

This and all the other livestreams in the Christmas Carollusionist series will be available afterwards for not-live viewing at youtube.com/allusionistshow.

There's also a great Allusionist episode, How The Dickens Stole Christmas, about why Christmas is so Dickens-y, hear/read it at theallusionist.org/dickens-christmas.

For more of Martin Austwick's music and other work, check out palebirdmusic.com and martinaustwick.com.

These Christmas Carol livestreams are free, but if you want to chip in a little money, take yourself to theallusionist.org/donate.