The Game of Authors Compendium William G. Miller

Design & Art The Game of Authors Compendium William G. Miller

The Game of Authors Compendium by William G. Miller is a visually stunning collection, showcasing full-color graphics from over 300 American editions of the Authors Card Game. Dating back to 1861, this compendium offers a unique glimpse into the evolving design trends in card games. The reproduction of card fronts, backs, author portraits, and box covers captures the essence of each era.

Theme The Game of Authors Compendium William G. Miller

This historical compendium delves into the cultural significance of the Authors Card Game. It highlights the game's enduring appeal and reflects on the literary contributions of 40 iconic 18th and 19th-century authors. The inclusion of selected poems and phrases adds depth to the reader's understanding of these literary figures.

Additional Information The Game of Authors Compendium William G. Miller

Divided into five sections, the compendium begins with the Dr. Busby card games from 1843 and progresses through various editions of the Authors Card Game. It offers a seamless journey through time, providing an engaging experience for readers, collectors, and enthusiasts of card games. The selection of writings from 19th-century authors enhances the overall experience, making it both educational and enjoyable.

Author Information The Game of Authors Compendium William G. Miller

William G. Miller, a renowned historian and collector, brings his expertise in card games to this compendium. His passion for the Authors Card Game and its history is evident in the meticulous curation and presentation of this collection. Miller's work serves as an invaluable reference for researchers and libraries.

Intricate full-color graphics from over 300 editions of the Authors Card Game
Insightful selection of 18th and 19th-century authors' poems and phrases
Comprehensive coverage of the game's evolution from 1861 to present
Includes foreign language editions and other card games using the Authors method
Essential for collectors, researchers, and libraries