Scáth Beorh offers yet another collection of short fiction focused on no theme in particular, instead providing a cacophonous assortment of tales and sketches sure to fire the imagination of the reader, or at least provide a few priceless minutes of entertainment. A 'Mall Santa' visits two sick children, and learns the false meaning of Christmas. There is something in the water after a curandero leaves a suburban home. James Joyce, seemingly, summarizes Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol.' Siblings squabble one Saturday morning in their deep and abiding love for one another. A 1957 Chevy Coupe carries an odd passenger. These stories and more open doors that hide ghosts, dreams, fear, love, and everything else that twists this world as the struggle between righteousness and filth continues.
