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 Carol M Chapman
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Carol M Chapman focuses on human and animal interactions in her stories and essays. She draws on her own experiences and expresses the wonder of nature in her pieces.

When Chapman sold her home in Connecticut, she soon found herself on one of those roads less traveled...and that has made all the difference. Arriving in Texas, she bought a ranch and created The Last Refuge, a sanctuary for unwanted dogs, cats, goats, and, most of all, for horses, mules, and donkeys that had been destined for the slaughterhouse. A lot of her pieces reflect the sense of wonder she has when interacting with the others that share this world with us.

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Tall Ears and Short Tales: Observations from the Barn by Carol M Chapman
Tall Ears and Short Tales invites the reader to pull up a bale of hay, grab a cookie, pour a cup of coffee, sit and relax to stories framed as barn chats. In her stories, Chapman focuses on the bond between humans and animals, gently stressing that animals are not objects over which humans have dominion, but are kindred souls on a mutual passage through our life experiences. She invites readers to...
  

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Short Stories

Wipe Out
 by Carol M Chapman
Capturing the moment may not always be the wisest idea...


Fancy Free
 by Carol M Chapman
Imagination is the fence that keeps out reality - or is it?...


New Lamps For Old
 by Carol M Chapman
The palace deserved a new lamp. The old lamp was battered and dull, time to trade it in....


In Another Place, Another Time
 by Carol M Chapman
He called me across town, across time and I heard and came......


First Impressions
 by Carol M Chapman
A small child, a large soldier, and freedom at stake....


We The People
 by Carol M Chapman
My son's thoughts on the Constitution...


Momentary Reflections from a Shattered Mirror
 by Carol M Chapman
Your eyes mirrored the wonder of horse as you petted one of mine today - ...


Moving On Down The Line
 by Carol M Chapman
The answer my friend, is blowing in the wind.....


Beauty Is As Beauty Does - Reprised
 by Carol M Chapman
Sheer perfection of form and blonde hair does not mean an empty mind or stony heart - "10" can still be a good number. ...


The Truth About Cats And Dogs
 by Carol M Chapman
Interesting perspective written by my 14 year old....


Crème Brulee
 by Carol M Chapman
Some people are ice cream, some are candy. The very best though ... ...


Relatively Speaking
 by Carol M Chapman
A lack of caring, or just blissful irresponsibility?...


The Beat of Invisible Wings
 by Carol M Chapman
Uncaring fate and late night transport are not always a given....


The Smell of a Horse
 by Carol M Chapman
The essence of vanilla and sweet scent of home....


Tomorrow
 by Carol M Chapman
To be the guardian of a dog is a two way street that runs further than imagination can sometimes picture....


Love Tethers
 by Carol M Chapman
Sometimes we have to say goodbye in order to be able to say hello....


And the Thunder Rolls
 by Carol M Chapman
Rainy nights and donkeys...


Under the Mistletoe
 by Carol M Chapman
Another sleepless night in a field of wonder as Christmas approached....


Silver
 by Carol M Chapman
Reflections on horse slaughter...



Articles

Look at Me
 by Carol M Chapman
A trip to Goshen, NY where the Harness Racing Hall of Fame Museum resides....


Help Our Soldiers Overseas With Requests
 by Carol M Chapman
Do not turn your back on America’s finest; do not leave them hot, dusty and alone out there. ...


Open Letter to the Senate
 by Carol M Chapman
A senator told me today that slaughtering horses for human consumption was a "necessary evil"...


The Kiss Of Death
 by Carol M Chapman
The Illinois House of Representatives began their Memorial Day week-end by angrily shouting down the idea of passing a bill to prevent horse slaughter for human consumption. This is my response to th...


Arabian at the Crossroads
 by Carol M Chapman
This article originally appeared in the "Arabian Horse Newspaper" and details the starvation and salvation of a horse....


Disposable Commodity
 by Carol M Chapman
One Saturday a big, beautiful thoroughbred colt won a race to the cheers of the crowd and proud, beaming smiles from his owner. On Sunday the colt with leg bandaged was standing in the kill pen at New...


Politics Makes Me See Red
 by Carol M Chapman
Even the dinner table is no longer safe from politics...watch out Freedom Fries, the war of the condiments is at hand....


And A Child Shall Lead Them
 by Carol M Chapman
Sometimes food is not enough...


Tread Lightly With Wonder
 by Carol M Chapman
The future is safe in their hands...



News

Compliments of Author's Den
 by Carol M Chapman
This article and the underlying invitation to do the book signing are directly the result of my Author''s Den website - the museum director found this site, read some of my stories and contacted Autho...


Bo Derek’s Latest Film Released By the National Horse Protection Coalition
 by Carol M Chapman
Two pack of press releases from my national organization. Some of my beautiful horses and mules are shown in the film. ------------...


Request for help from a radio producer
 by Carol M Chapman
Thoroughbred Hot Line Radio Show is asking for help on their drive to make horse slaughter for human consumption illegal....


Tall Ears Will Wave at the PLA
 by Carol M Chapman
"Tall Ears and Short Tales" will be displayed at the Public Library Association''s National Conference February 25-27 in Seattle, Washington...

 
Contact Information

The Last Refuge
PO Box 318 
Hitchcock   TX   77563   United States
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