Author Description

In this book, parodist Mark DeBolt takes some of the greatest poems of all time and turns them into poems about Christmas. Thus, William Blake's "Tiger, tiger, burning bright" becomes "Rudolph, Rudolph, nose so bright"; Robert Herrick's "Whenas in silk my Julia goes" becomes "Whenas through soot my Nicholas goes", and Oliver Goldsmith's "When lovely woman stoops to folly" becomes "When lovely woman stands 'neath holly". We hope you enjoy these and all the other holiday transformations.