Title: Old version great, new version even better
Product review: "Marley's Ghost" is a brilliantly executed examination of the choices we make in life. The repeated symbolism of dark and light--winter/summer, underground mines/outdoor pastures, good/evil, Lucifer/God, paganism/Christianity--all subtly point to the crossroads in life that we all face. The version offered here is very good, but the version offered on the author's own site--his first and last name together, followed by the most common address suffix--is even better in that it also includes Dickens's original "A Christmas Carol" at the end: prequel and orginal for the price of one. Superior to what the used book vultures are hawking.
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