Santa's Secret Sled

“Santa Claus would have to travel at 40,000 miles a second to reach all of the children on Christmas Eve.” — Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California Oscar-winning video animation pioneer Bruce Lyon and award-winning photographer/author David Goggin have written the next chapter in the myth of Santa Claus, the North Pole, and Christmas itself. Santa's Secret Sled is the story of how Santa and his extended family deliver on the promise of Christmas in the 2nd millenium, an extraordinary feat of teamwork and technology. It's a race against time and ultimately Santa has to choose: save his family or save Christmas.

“Santa Claus would have to travel at 40,000 miles a second to reach all of the children on Christmas Eve.” — Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California Imagine flying through space – circling our world at 40,000 miles a second! You can see the Earth as Santa Claus sees it on Christmas Eve – there goes North America in the blink of an eye – now Europe, Asia, South America, Africa, Australia, Antarctica! Again and again he circles our planet until every child has been touched by the spirit of Christmas. Oscar-winning video animation pioneer Bruce Lyon and award-winning photographer/author David Goggin have written the next chapter in the myth of Santa Claus, the North Pole, and Christmas itself. Santa's Secret Sled is the story of how Santa and his extended family deliver on the promise of Christmas in the 2nd millenium, an extraordinary feat of teamwork and technology. It's a race against time and ultimately Santa has to choose: save his family or save Christmas.

Mr. Bonzai is the pen name of David Patrick Goggin, award-winning photographer, poet, music journalist and author. He has published over 1,000 magazine articles and five books, including “Faces of Music” (Cengage, 2006) and “Music Smarts” (Berklee Press, 2009). His photos and articles have appeared in Rolling Stone, Billboard, Mix, Keyboard, Variety, Hollywood Reporter, Los Angeles magazine, Disney Channel Magazine, Los Angeles Times, and New York Times, among numerous others.