Wondrous Mrs. Claus A Literary and Pictorial Review of the Christmas Character Arundhati Roy Far more than an introduction

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Wondrous Mrs. Claus A Literary and Pictorial Review of the Christmas Character Arundhati Roy Far more than an introductionBy: Pamela McColl Published by Grafton and Scratch Publishers, 2025 09 20 <p>Brimming with delightful poems, stories and images this publication chronicles Mrs. Claus from 1849 to the present day. The Christmas character was first mentioned by name in the Yale Literary Magazine of New Haven, Connecticut in 1851: "In bounded that jolly, fat and funny old elf, Santa Claus He seemed to have done his best, and we should think, had Mrs. Santa Claus to help