In this issue:

• "A Touch of Christmas" by Mary Spollen (low-res version)
  A seasonal follow-up to "A Taste of Honey," in which our mysterious couple shares a holiday moment.
  
  
• "Bah! Hamburg!" by Lisha Goldberg (low-res version)
  Brian Epstein gets a seasonal visit from some very interesting spirits.
  
  
• "Hamburg Daze, Part Three" by Cheryl Mortensen (low-res version)
  In a desperate attempt to save George from Antanasia's blood-lust, his friends must resort to extreme measures...only to pay a price.
  
  
• "Jealous Girl" by Sandra M. Ulbrich (low-res version)
  What's a lusty young Lennon clone to do when his beloved doesn't trust his motives?
  
  
• "Shelly and the Cherub, Part One" by Mary Spollen (low-res version)
  The holiday season is approaching, and life on the McCartneys' Long Island farm could not be more festive!
  
  
• "The Traveler" by Leslie Wylie (low-res version)
  Maggie never dreamed that the charming and bookish stranger she met in a pub would change her life...
  
  
• "Three Poems" by Terese Beaman and Carol Cleveland (low-res version)
  A trio of charming poems about Paul to delight you.
  
  
  Write Thinking - Musings on the Writer's Craft
  
  

• "When I Was A Boy, Everything Was Write: Writing Alternate History with the Fanfic Author in Mind" by James Ryan (low-res version)
  At last, the "how-to's" for writing a "What If?"
  
  
  FEATURED LINKS TO OTHER PAGES!
  Other Noteworthy Sites for Beatles-Related Fiction and More!
  
  

• "The Beatles: Live at 12 Cold Creek Street" by Tina Kukla
  Laurie Donaldson, age 19, arrives home in Pine Lake, Illinois from college one Friday afternoon in January 1965 only to find out that some very special visitors are arriving at her house for the weekend.  The acclaimed novel, online since 1997!
  
  
• "With Strings Attached" by D. Aviva Rothschild
  In 1980, the ex-Beatles awaken to find themselves on another planet full of magic and danger. The award-winning fantasy novel, also online since 1997!
  
  
• "Lennon's Line" by Sandra M. Ulbrich
  The acclaimed stories "Move Over Ms. L" and "To Thine Own Self Be True," plus further works about John Lennon's fictional descendants, have moved to their own page!
  
  
• Sir Paul of Livermore
  A fab site devoted to an uncanny Paul look-alike!