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I have copies of a two-page introductory leaflet to tiddlywinks if anyone would
like me to post some to them. It's not currently on a computer file, so I might
have to actually physically, like, use the Royal Mail or something, but they
still might get there. Somewhere I also have a few copies of a 12-page
rather-less-introductory booklet. E-mail me with your actual postal address if
you'd like either.

Also, I intend to produce an updated version of "Alleghany Airlines Book Club
Presents...".  If you don't know what that was (and, let's face it, there's no
reason on earth why you ought to), it was a compilation of twisted versions of
tiddlywinks. Many of these were fairly close to the original game whereas
others were more distant (e.g., they did not all feature tiddlywinks). The
original booklet, having been produced (I think) in the late-1960's, is rather
out-of-date now. Many of the variants it features are no longer played by
anyone, and lots of new games have sprung up. I'd be interested in details of
any interesting variant on the parent game that people might want to play. I'd
also be grateful for suggestions about a title for the thing.

Finally, I forgot to give my first name in my previous message. Sorry...

Andy Purvis