My personal Substack, documenting my take on my father's never-finished game of PINS. Other writings now and again about the Netherlands, my books, and my art.
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I know it’s the end of this game but there is no real end of PINS; there are endless moves and units lose pins along the way. Units reform, they wait on their commanding officers and they find themselves in new situations. And then, after i...
Games can be fun. And PINS is no exception. Even though PINS is a game based on a lot of concentration, and some detailed map reading, we can remember back to Rule 21, when we learnt about a… “Great Rule for Firing! : --
In PINS the idea of resurrection happens when you start a new game. Get the pieces out of the boxes and remember to put the ensign and the mounted officer and the drummer boys at the front. But remember at four o’ clock you’ll have to clear...
There is little if any talk of death, or even casualties in the rules for PINS. The only reference this writer can find is the sentence, “[a unit] could go on until all pins are gone - then they leave battle.”
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Writer and artist. I live in NL and run the Museum of Photocopies. Debut novel Flower Factory (2022, Ortac Press). I write for The Quietus & others. What I can’t draw, I write and what I can’t write, I draw.
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