Tutta colpa dell'angelo. Un'allegra favola di Natale

The tone is so unique—funny yet spooky at the same time. I wonder what inspired Christopher Moore to mix Christmas vibes with such a wild fantasy twist.

The angel's cluelessness is a big part of the humor, but I couldn't tell if it was intentional or just for laughs. How did others feel about his role in the story?

There are some surprisingly heartfelt scenes amidst all the comedy and chaos. Did the author plan this contrast from the start or did it evolve naturally?