Welcome to part two of A Christmas Carol brought to you by the podcast CraftLit: A Podcast for Crafters Who Love Books. During the course of the episode I promise a link to a webpage with lots of A.C.C. and Dickensian information. This is the compendium of useful links.

Here are the various file formats you can use to listen to Dickens.

  • a mini-video podcast you can watch here (see below)
  • a video podcast you can put in your iTunes or on your iPod/iTouch/iPhone (right click here)
  • or an audio file that can be played on any computer or mp3 player—right click here–>audio

A Christmas Carol—in prose
being a ghost story of Christmas
by Charles Dickens—Stave 3

Read by Glen Halstrom for Librivox

Listen to or right-click-to-download A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens—Stave 3 mp3 audio only audio

Staves 4-5 will be uploaded Friday, 19 November 2010!

You can also visit CraftLit’s main site, go straight to the CraftLit Library to download mp3 copies of old episodes, go to the CD store to purchase mp3-CD compilations of the books, go to iTunes to subscribe for free, to the iTunes store to purchase the CraftLit app (which takes up less space on your iPhone or iTouch than downloading the episodes does), or listen via the players on the site or here at MamaOKnits.

Don’t forget the rest of the Dickens of a Christmas blog hopping fun! Please follow the linky-links above to

There will be recipes for the traditional foods Dickens wrote of in A Christmas Carol, or recipes that would have been found in Victorian England around the holidays. There will be a professional reading of the story available as a podcast. There will be giveaways, themed knitting patterns and quite possibly hats! There may be smoking bishop and suet cooked in organs. And there will certainly be much making of merry.
The blog entries will be rolling out starting this week and culminating Thanksgiving weekend to kick off your holidays in Victorian style.
So please do bookmark all our blogs and add them to your rss feeders. We’ll be using the below to link all the blog entries for the entire shebang so that you don’t miss a single one. We hope you enjoy this as much as we know we will! And we hope that you have a DICKENS OF A CHRISTMAS!

In case this has all made you hungry for your own bit of Dickens…

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