A forthcoming article about Shirley Jackson’s short story opens the door to speculation about egregores having begun (in America at least) in short fiction
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- 0 (fool) – blind man’s bluff
- I (Magician) – poker
- II (priestess) – ouija
- III (Empress) – hunting
- IV (emperor) – chess
- V (high priest) – snakes & ladders
- VI (lovers) – truth or dare
- VII (chariot) – race
- viii (strength) – gladiatoria
- ix (hermit) – solitaire
- X (wheEL) – roulette
- xi (justice) – tug of war
- xii (hanged man) – riddles
- xiii (death) – clue
- xiv (temperance) – larping
- xv (devil) – labyrinth
- xvi (tower) – jenga
- XVII (star) – star explorer
- xviii (moon) – werewolf
- xix (sun) – catch
- xx (judgement) – peek-a-boo
- xxi (world) – storytelling
KEY XI – The Lottery
