Elise Grimes scours the Internet, deciding it would be a novel idea for her family to celebrate different customs from around the world. Her husband, Bob, and son, Jimmy, come up with customs of their own. This book is about their eight nights of "customary" Christmas. The true facts of the customs represented in this book are explained at the end of each tale.These "creepy crazy Christmas" stories have become a yearly tradition. However, I began this 2014 volume much too late to have it published in time for Christmas. Even though Christmas will be over before the stories are completed, this book will be published in January 2015.Some of these stories might make more sense after the first volume is read. The second volume-well, the name should give it away: Creepy Crude Christmas. Be forewarned!Call me Wacky, but I absolutely love the Grimes family. For some reason, writing about them brings me great joy and laughter. I suppose I have a warped sense of humour, if I have any at all, because most of these stories aren't even funny. I hope they are sarcastic, however, because that's how they began.Book is not suitable for children although it does not really contain adult content. Contact Cathy if you require services such as editing, formatting e-books and print books, making covers for e-books and print books, or publishing books. She will be glad to help!Cathy enjoys writing poems, short stories, and essays, some of which appear online and in various anthologies, including those published by Chicken Soup for the Soul, Dancing with Bear Publishing, Rebel Ink Press, and Twin Trinity Media. Her works have also appeared in such publications as Sasee Magazine, Magnapoets, and Still Point Arts Quarterly.She has self-published books of poetry and short story collections, both e-books and print books. Numerous other stories and poems are in the works, which she hopes to publish in the near future.Cathy also paints, pastels being her favorite medium and her grandchildren her favorite subjects. Cathy lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia, with her husband, and they winter in Ajijic, Mexico, where several of her works have appeared in local publications.Visit Cathy's website (below) for further information about her and where to purchase her books. Please let her know you've been by and leave a comment!Connect with the Author:Mail to: writingwicket@gmail.comVisit Cathy at:http://writingwicket.wordpress.com/
