Created page with "4/1 <br>3/18 <br>31 Thursday - March 1977 <br>90th day - 275 days to come ---- Called <u>Felicia</u>. Told her of my letter from <u>Bill Dohrmann</u>. She had one from <u>Laurie Curran</u> with the same info. <br>Told her of the news on <u>WIRETAP</u>, <u>THE RIGHT WORD</u>, <u>WIN IT YOUR WAY</u> (she likes the name, and would like to try it). I suggested <u>WIRETAP</u> for Mego, and she thought it might be good for Parker. Laurie says that they are looking th..."
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strapped for money I said I'd bring her her $75 for <u>TILE RUMMY</u>,  
strapped for money I said I'd bring her her $75 for <u>TILE RUMMY</u>,  
even if I don't get the money from Crisloid by then.
even if I don't get the money from Crisloid by then.
<br>She hears (from someone who she has caught in a lie) that the people
in the game companies take payoffs for accepting games. I said that I
doubted it very very much.
<br>She said that all of the things she has on the fire, she is most hopeful
about those with S&R [Selchow & Righter]. Altho she hates the co. [company] <u>Angelo Longo</u> is very
easy to work with. The most promising is <u>ODDS & EVENS</u> and some
children's games.
<br><u>Bill Riva</u> would love to try and place some of my 3M games in Europe, but
as long as there is even one still in a store, A.H. [Avalon Hill] can stop us. This
also holds true for <u>BALI</u>.
<br>I asked if she had an answer from <u>Tom Shaw</u> concerning hers on
<u>BAZAAR</u>. No.
Call from <u>Roger MacKean</u>. A.H. [Avalon Hill] admitted that the model of his
<u>THE GAMES OF INVESTMENTS</u> was lost. <u>Eric Dott</u> told him that they had no
intention of paying for the prototype. He told Roger to prepare another,
less elaborate, prototype and A.H. [Avalon Hill] would "lean over backward" to try and
publish it. Roger wasn't happy with this and I agreed. I suggested that Roger
insist on payment for the prototype and agree to have that payment come
out of royalties if the game is published; he liked this idea.