Published Work
- Four New Card Games (1962)
- Abbott's New Card Games (1963, again in paperback in 1968)
- The New Eleusis (1977)
- Mad Mazes (1990)
- SuperMazes (1997)
- Auction 2002 and Eleusis (2001)
- Diez juegos que no se parecen a nada (2008, translated by Marc Figueras)
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