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'''Andrew Lias''' was a [[pseudonym]] that played on the word "[[alias]]" used by [[Nev Fountain]] for the audio story ''[[I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day (audio story)|I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day]]'' which was the third in the anthology ''[[Blood on Santa's Claw and Other Stories]]''. The decision was made to use pseudonyms for the first three stories in the anthology to give the impression that it was a regular anthology with four standalone stories when in fact they were connected by a retroactive plot twist explained in the final episode, ''[[Brightly Shone The Moon That Night (audio story)|Brightly Shone The Moon That Night]]''. ([[BFX]]: ''Blood on Santa's Claw and Other Stories'')
'''Andrew Lias''' was a [[pseudonym]] that played on the word "[[alias]]" used by [[Nev Fountain]] for the audio story ''[[I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day (audio story)|I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day]]'' which was the third in the anthology ''[[Blood on Santa's Claw and Other Stories]]''. The decision was made to use pseudonyms for the first three stories in the anthology to give the impression that it was a regular anthology with four standalone stories when in fact they were connected by a retroactive plot twist explained in the final episode, ''[[Brightly Shone The Moon That Night (audio story)|Brightly Shone The Moon That Night]]''. ([[BFX]]: ''Blood on Santa's Claw and Other Stories'')
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Andrew Lias was a pseudonym that played on the word "alias" used by Nev Fountain for the audio story I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day which was the third in the anthology Blood on Santa's Claw and Other Stories. The decision was made to use pseudonyms for the first three stories in the anthology to give the impression that it was a regular anthology with four standalone stories when in fact they were connected by a retroactive plot twist explained in the final episode, Brightly Shone The Moon That Night. (BFX: Blood on Santa's Claw and Other Stories)