People love the holidays, and people love Oz. So what if they met? Well, they have. Many ways, in fact. So, let's look at some examples...

 So, this year, we have no less than four new adaptations of The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus to enjoy. First off is one I had a litt...

Typically, every December, in some form or another, I write about L. Frank Baum's The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus , but after run...

Merry Christmas! To celebrate the season, Sam has put together a new video using the original color plates by Mary Cowles Clark for the orig...

Last week, I did my annual re-reading of The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus , a Baum book I blogged about so much, I eventually ran out ...

I'm glad to announce that the fully animated adaptation of L. Frank Baum's The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus that was released ...

Santa Claus has many forms all over the world, but the most popular version is how he's evolved in the United States. Our version is an ...

Well, here it is Christmas day. I hope you've enjoyed our blogs about how Santa Claus was handled by the Royal Historians, and if you di...

The year 2000 brought another adaptation of Baum's Santa Claus mythos. This time, it was fully animated with traditional animation, and ...

1992 brought a graphic novel adaptation of Baum's The Life & Adventures of Santa Claus by Michael Ploog, who had previously had a ...

Just the year before he died, Jack Snow published a Christmas story in a magazine called "Inside AHS." Snow is mainly remembered f...

In 1926, Ruth Plumly Thompson published The Curious Cruise of Captain Santa . About half the size of one of her Oz books, it was illustrated...

L. Frank Baum's The Life & Adventures of Santa Claus . If you're into Baum's interconnected fantasy world that centered on O...