ON THE ROADS OF EQUESTRIA
is part 4 of the ORIGIN OF THE ROM series.

The tales of the Rom are a bit of an MLP based tribute to a truly amazing People.

THERE ARE SOME MAJOR DIFFERENCES. I am telling stories set in a world of talking Horses, pastel ponies and other intelligent beings.

I have done my best to fit them into MLP and my own canon while keeping to the spirit of some wonderful folks.

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I am thinking of reorganizing some of my stories so that they are presented as chapters.
My question is, can I reorganize the chapters if I write a story that belongs between two that already are posted?
Sort of like
Chap 1
Chap 2
Chap 3
Then write one that should fit between say, 2 and 3, sort of a 2a that would become the new 3
Thus Chap 1, Chap 2, NEW Chap 3, and Chap 4(which is the old 3)
Can I do that? And if so, HOW?
Thanks for your help, De Writer

I have just submitted a light romance,
A Tail of Two Ponies!

This is a story commissioned by Wubzy Wubbles on Tumblr.
It is a pony fiction account of how he met the lady that he is now engaged to.
We both hope that you enjoy it.

This is a sequel to WELCOME TO EQUESTRIA

The band of Rom, driven from the Haulmarket Fair by a false complaint, set up their show, booths and snacks in a nearby Royal Road Wayside.

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WELCOME TO EQUESTRIA
is the second tale in the Origin of the Rom series
It is a sequel to Nore's Choice.

The tales of the Rom are a bit of an MLP based tribute to a truly amazing People.

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I have actually had someone ASK me to do it.
I am beginning with my tales of the Rom, the Horses of the Equestrian Roads.
This time, I am putting the tales into chronological order from their earliest times to MLP present.
I am beginning with NORE'S CHOICE.

Today I went through my assorted stats.
52 posted stories
6847 story views
178 total likes
50 even dislikes
120 comments, of which only four were in any way asking for more of a character or series.
I do not know how to find out how many of my stories have been marked as favorites.
Not many, I guess.
That works out to about 2.6% of my readers liked any of my stories enough to click on the LIKE button.

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