The History of the Minnesota Renaissance Festival
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Other Literature of Note
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-Meghan Brunner
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Novels
Playing Cards
- Selected pictures from a deck of playing cards, circia 1985
- designed by Wayne Walstead
- Ace of spades (the only ace with a unicorn), plus a card back
- Ace of hearts; six of clubs
- Seven of diamonds; ten of spades
- Jacks of spades and hearts (spades modeled after Carr Hagerman, the Ratcatcher; hearts modeled after Bill Lochen, the Sheriff)
- Jacks of clubs and diamonds (clubs modeled after Carr Hagerman, the Ratcatcher; diamonds modeled after Bill Lochen, the Sheriff)
- Queens of spades and hearts (don't seem to be modeled after anyone)
- Queens of clubs and diamonds (don't seem to be modeled after anyone)
- Kings of spades and hearts (modeled after George Hermann, the King)
- Kings of clubs and diamonds (modeled after George Hermann, the King)
- Two jokers (modeled after Lloyd Brant, Theater of Fools)
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