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The Chronicle Years
The Chronicle Years
The Chronicle Years
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The Chronicle Years

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For a decade, between the late 1970s and the equally late 1980s, I was honored to publish several brief articles in the excellent equestrian magazine, The Chronicle of the Horse. Their superb editors also accepted, albeit with what reluctance they were too generous to admit, a number of my scribbled poems, more properly described as doggerel. This ebook is a compilation of those works.

In addition to thirteen poems and three short articles — The Importance of Engagement, Warm Up and Cool Down, and Showing a Horse on the Triangle — this ebook also includes two samples of my fiction, one from a Regency romance and the other from a World War II mystery~adventure, both showcasing these magnificent animals we love. Hopefully you’ll enjoy this offering, and if you don’t, blame me, not the Chronicle.

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Release dateOct 11, 2013
ISBN9781940520032
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    The Chronicle Years - Vivian Roycroft

    The Chronicle Years

    Vivian Roycroft

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    Copyright © 1979–1987, 2011–2013 by Vivian Roycroft

    Dingbat Publishing

    Humble, Texas

    Copyright © 1979–1987, 2011–2013 by Vivian Roycroft

    All rights reserved

    ISBN 978-1-940520-03-2

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    Mischief on Albemarle

    Copyright © 2013 by Vivian Roycroft

    Published (2013) by Astraea Press LLC

    Reprinted with permission

    Deal with the Devil

    Copyright © 2011 by J. Gunnar Grey

    Originally published (2011) by Astraea Press LLC

    Republished (2013) by Dingbat Publishing

    Most poems and all articles originally published by The Chronicle of the Horse 1979–1987

    All but First Rights retained by the author

    For my sister Debra, her son Kevin, and her wonderful granddaughter Alyssa — three special people, and shoppers extraordinaire.

    Foreword

    For a decade, between the late 1970s and the equally late 1980s, I was honored to publish several brief articles in the excellent equestrian magazine, The Chronicle of the Horse. Their superb editors also accepted, albeit with what reluctance they were too generous to admit, a number of my scribbled poems, more properly described as doggerel. This ebook is a compilation of those works.

    In addition to thirteen poems and three short articles — The Importance of Engagement, Warm Up, Cool Down, and Showing a Horse on the Triangle — this ebook also includes two samples of my fiction, one from a Regency romance and the other from a World War II mystery~adventure, both showcasing these magnificent animals we love. Hopefully you’ll enjoy this offering. If you don’t, blame me, not the Chronicle. As I said, they’re generous people.

    Vivian

    Hounds’ Calls

    She’s big and bold and loves to run,

    That bay I bought last fall;

    Her name’s Aggravation

    But it’s no indication

    For she loves to hear hounds call.

    She earned her name by

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