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About the StoryShuffle, cut, play, read. A story about a haunted family, published as a poker deck and written to be read a near infinite number of ways. Game Details |
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Emily Short's Interactive Storytelling
Recommended, especially for people who like Berry’s other writing; people who enjoyed Little, Big; people who collect unusual card and tarot decks; people interested in the way symbols can flex and bend and point towards different meanings; people whose relatives play a lot of trick-taking card games.
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SmokeLong Quarterly
Here’s a genius idea: take a creepy gothic story about a family living in a possibly haunted house and break it up and put the pieces on playing cards. Jedediah Berry and the folks at Ninepin Press did just that with “The Family Arcana: A Story in Cards” and the results are brilliant and wonderful.
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