The Rogue of Midsummer

A contest

Young Satyr, Falstaff, Grocho, on what grounds stand thier greatness if not cunning roguery and unchecked knavery? Have you a song of your own gestes cracked against an unsuspecting shield? You then may be the next Rogue of Mid-Summer.

Rules: 1..All tales shall be recited from your own exploits, so if thou lies make it convincing.
2...All humour must be sound and of the nature of roguery or knavery, if your unsure of the difference see Mirth. Humour involving mimicry, blows and falls shall only be accepted on the principle that a sence of roguery is present throughout the tale.
3...The Contest ends on MidSummers eve and the Winner will be announced and notified in a matter of days afterwards

Prize The winner shall recieve a copy of "The Birth of Venus and other Tales" and the 1998 Rogue of MidSummer Award.

Voting and selection Anyone really pleased with a tale may write-in to vote votes shall note be tallied by number but weighed by substance, ardour and wit.

Now then Rogue lets hear thy tale. Lurk here Lurker

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