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ideas of 7/27, but forgot to tell him the name <u>FUN FOR ONE</u>. Ex-
ideas of 7/27, but forgot to tell him the name <u>FUN FOR ONE</u>. Ex-
panded the letter game idea to allow for the three letter words and
panded the letter game idea to allow for the three letter words and
four
four letter words. Fabio definitely would like to use color
with most of the "games." He'd like the book for the fall
of '76 which means I have to have it finished by March. Arranged
to get together <s>in beginni</s> during November to discuss my pro-
gress.
<br>As a book for '77 he'd like to do something like <u>AGOG</u> but
with more juvenile games and color used in the diagrams.
After lunch in a Japanese restaurant, <u>Barbara Weinstein</u> joined
us to discuss my Bloomingdale's talk. She'll check blowing up a
board for <u>SPRINGER</u>. Also supplying crayons, cardboard, and
game sheets for playing in the audience. She'll keep me posted.
After we left Fabio she introduced me to <u>Francine Shillet</u>
and to <u>Doris Bass</u> for just a moment.
While with Fabio told him that I got the <u>AGOG</u> copyright back and
that Scribner's is the house that might be interested. He thought
that Random House had approached them - but he wasn't sure.
<br>To S.P.I. <u>Howie Barasch</u> gave me a game that was sent to
them - unsolicited. It is <u>SUMMER OLYMPICS</u> by "21st Century
Sports." Very Cheesy for the money they ask.