What Does Christmasification Mean to You?

If you’re a subscriber to the S. D. Smith newsletter, you may have noticed a new Zach Franzen comic series recently. Here’s one example:

For weeks this fall, we’ve followed SAMta along through various mishaps and adventures, and the whole time…that pile under the tree has been growing. Zach has been winking at you, showing you our new products for Christmas 2025. To see the epic—and I do mean epic!—conclusion to the SAMta series, look right here. SAMta narrowly avoids utter catastrophe, and he has his sleigh loaded and ready for Christmas 2025, thanks to the help of his noble rabbit elves—I mean, helpers.

Today, you can go see the official 2025 full “Christmasification” of the Story Warren Store in all its splendor! We’ve got new products related to the Helmer in the Dragon Tomb release! We know many of you want one of those clever Helmer quote mugs. Of course, we still have Heather’s necklace. And we’ve still got those classic Christmas ornaments you know and love.

If you find yourself in need of assistance while you’re shopping, our extraordinary customer service team is always ready to help you. They can even help you out with suggestions if you’re stuck on what to buy! You can send them an email at orders@storywarren.com.

We know that we’re still weeks from Thanksgiving, but we’d encourage you to start making selections before things start selling out—because some of these items will sell out. Plus, that gives us time to make sure that your order is just right for you.

What’s happier than opening up a gift on Christmas morning—one that reminds you of the brave and noble deeds of some rabbis with swords? One that looks forward to the Mended Wood? What joy. The Green Ember fans in your house will thank you. Happy shopping!

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Kelly Keller

Kelly Keller is the managing editor of Story Warren. She has her BS in Elementary Education from Messiah University and has taught various ages, but her favorite was worldview and literature with high school students. The “gap” in her resume is actually a window of eighteen years of homeschooling, which she recommends as an effective, though demanding, way of expanding one’s home library.

When she’s not behind her laptop, Kelly enjoys live music, baseball, reading great books, and traveling with her husband, David. Kelly hails from beautiful snowy New England, but after nearly two decades in North Carolina, she feels right at home.

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Latest posts by Kelly Keller (see all)

• Story Warren Weekend, Vol. 13, Issue 42 - November 8, 2025
• What Does Christmasification Mean to You? - November 5, 2025
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