The first edition of Two Pigs and a Chicken was intended to be a stand-alone story, and as a result has an Epilogue that became redundant when I was asked to write a (series of) sequel(s), which became the Erindale Tales. But by 2017 I had received numerous requests for a version of the story that had a larger typeface, so in early 2018 I published a second edition in a larger size, to accomodate a much larger typeface. Along the way I corrected some typographical and grammatical errors and made a number of minor alterations to the exposition (that is, the material between conversations and important actions), none of which affected the story at all, but the result was that (particularly when read aloud) the sentences flowed more smoothly (very few changes were made to conversations, as they were meant to reflect what the characters said, and the pauses and inflection involved in how they said it, so exept where there was a glaring error, I didn't change them at all). I also deleted the original Chapter 23, a 4-page chapter which did not involve the protagonists or advance the story at all. Even without these changes, altering the size of the book would have required calling it a second edition, but despite them, for all practical purposes the stories are absolutely identical, and most people wouldn't notice any difference between the two editions without a word by word comparison. So either version of the book represents exactly the story I wanted to tell, and the only thing a buyer should ask themselves is, do you want an autographed first edition at a price that reflects the fact that no additional copies will ever be printed (in which case you should use the PayPal button), or would you prefer a less expensive (not autographed) second edition, with a considerably larger typeface (in which case you should use one of the Amazon links).