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One album in particular that I've been listening to a lot while I write about him is one that oddly enough has special meaning for Nowell as well. When I got Nowell, I was trying to decide what to name him, and I happened to be listening to Tori Amos' Christmas album at the time. Specifically the song "What Child is this?/Nowell." And that's where I took his name from.
For Ghost's story I've been listening to a lot of quiet music, sad songs, and things with very rich soundscapes. This album fits the bill perfectly. And it was funny because as I listened, I realize that I sort of got his name from it as well. Ghost's birth name is Emmanuel, a name which just sort of came to me when I started writing his story. But coincidentally, Tori also does a beautiful version of "Emmanuel" on this album. So it seems that two of my Volks boys have taken their names from it. :)
If you have a chance to listen to this album, do it! It's beautiful, both just as an album as well as a different spin on Christmas music. I tend to keep it on rotation all year long, though it obviously gets more play this time of year.
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