1972_Sackson_229_July 27.jpg
Creator
Sid Sackson
Date
1972
Format
.jpg
Source
Box 1, Object 10, Sid Sackson collection
Item sets
Rights Statement
The Strong, Rochester, New York.
Full Metadata
1972_Sackson_229_July 27.jpg
Title
1972_Sackson_229_July 27.jpg
Creator
Sid Sackson
Date
1972
Type
image
Format
.jpg
Source
Box 1, Object 10, Sid Sackson collection
Language
English
Coverage
1972
Rights
The Strong, Rochester, New York.
transcription
7/28
27 THURSDAY - JULY 1972
209TH DAY - 157 DAYS TO COME
Rcd. another letter from Karen Kelley about EXECUTIVE DECISION.
Rcd. a letter from Tom Atwater with a check for $5.24, royalties
for ODD OR EVEN, TEMPO, and INTERPLAY. TRANSFORMATION is
still $210.70 behind on the advance,
Wrote to Lech inviting him to stay here when he comes to N.Y.
Mentioned PRZEWODNIK GIER and AGOG. also MAGELLAN,
STRATEGIE, & WHO IS THE MURDERER?.
Wrote to Bill Rawlings. Sent him a copy of NOUVEAX JEUX D'ÉCHEC INTÉRESSANTS
and begged off from the games of PROXIMITY CHESS and FOCUS for
at least a month.
Sent a postcard to Eric Nielson about ARROW LIFE, LIFE, and
LIFELINE.
Wrote a letter to Stephen Sniderman. Apologized for not being able to
test play CONTROL and FOOL'S GOLD. mentioned SPIRKLE, X-TRACT,
BLANKETY-BLANK, and NOUN-SENSE.
Fred Feucht called. He wanted to know whether I knew anything
about Bob Reiss' plans to put out p. & p. games for Hoi Polloi.
I told him that I did know something about the plans, but
that I preferred that he spoke to Phil Orbanes, as my agent.
Anything that they agree upon in connection with the 6 games
(XANDO etc.) that Bob Hallowell (who is definitely in bankrupcy)
has is o.k. with me.
Alex Cockburn of the LONDON TIMES called from Felicia's .
He'll come next Friday to interview me. Asked him if there was a
particular subject I should prepare for, but he said it was a general interview.
Al Richter called to say that they couldn't get a baby-sitter
tomorrow. Made date for next Friday instead.
Told him about R.G.I. needing someone to run the factory.
Al didn't think he was qualified, but I gave him Bob Gellman's
home phone number in case he decides to call.
Felicia called to tell me that she had loaned ACQUIRE and
EXECUTIVE DECISION to Alex Cockburn. She gave him a copy of
BALI but realized that she gave him the packaging he wanted
to keep. Asked me to tell him that she'd like to trade it for another.
Claude, Anne, BB, and me to Earl's borrowed apartment. Played
THE BRAIN GAME and they liked it.
Claude gave me the rules, in German, that came with a deck of
special cards he bought in a thrift shop - from 1 to 20 in
3 colors. ELFER RAUS! Drove Claude and Anne to Flushing.
Rcd. PANZERFAUST (#54, Jul. - Aug. '72). Has complete game
THE SPIRIT OF '76. Also ads for FIGHT IN THE SKIES and a booklet
(cont. on 7/28)
27 THURSDAY - JULY 1972
209TH DAY - 157 DAYS TO COME
Rcd. another letter from Karen Kelley about EXECUTIVE DECISION.
Rcd. a letter from Tom Atwater with a check for $5.24, royalties
for ODD OR EVEN, TEMPO, and INTERPLAY. TRANSFORMATION is
still $210.70 behind on the advance,
Wrote to Lech inviting him to stay here when he comes to N.Y.
Mentioned PRZEWODNIK GIER and AGOG. also MAGELLAN,
STRATEGIE, & WHO IS THE MURDERER?.
Wrote to Bill Rawlings. Sent him a copy of NOUVEAX JEUX D'ÉCHEC INTÉRESSANTS
and begged off from the games of PROXIMITY CHESS and FOCUS for
at least a month.
Sent a postcard to Eric Nielson about ARROW LIFE, LIFE, and
LIFELINE.
Wrote a letter to Stephen Sniderman. Apologized for not being able to
test play CONTROL and FOOL'S GOLD. mentioned SPIRKLE, X-TRACT,
BLANKETY-BLANK, and NOUN-SENSE.
Fred Feucht called. He wanted to know whether I knew anything
about Bob Reiss' plans to put out p. & p. games for Hoi Polloi.
I told him that I did know something about the plans, but
that I preferred that he spoke to Phil Orbanes, as my agent.
Anything that they agree upon in connection with the 6 games
(XANDO etc.) that Bob Hallowell (who is definitely in bankrupcy)
has is o.k. with me.
Alex Cockburn of the LONDON TIMES called from Felicia's .
He'll come next Friday to interview me. Asked him if there was a
particular subject I should prepare for, but he said it was a general interview.
Al Richter called to say that they couldn't get a baby-sitter
tomorrow. Made date for next Friday instead.
Told him about R.G.I. needing someone to run the factory.
Al didn't think he was qualified, but I gave him Bob Gellman's
home phone number in case he decides to call.
Felicia called to tell me that she had loaned ACQUIRE and
EXECUTIVE DECISION to Alex Cockburn. She gave him a copy of
BALI but realized that she gave him the packaging he wanted
to keep. Asked me to tell him that she'd like to trade it for another.
Claude, Anne, BB, and me to Earl's borrowed apartment. Played
THE BRAIN GAME and they liked it.
Claude gave me the rules, in German, that came with a deck of
special cards he bought in a thrift shop - from 1 to 20 in
3 colors. ELFER RAUS! Drove Claude and Anne to Flushing.
Rcd. PANZERFAUST (#54, Jul. - Aug. '72). Has complete game
THE SPIRIT OF '76. Also ads for FIGHT IN THE SKIES and a booklet
(cont. on 7/28)
Item sets
