The Editor: About The Diplomatic Pouch
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An overview of this latest issue, and a look forward to the Pouch Zine's third decade!!!
Chris Babcock: Beginning the 21st Year
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Chris writes about where he plans to take TDP in the future and the changes that are surely coming.
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Rick Leeds: Not Walking Kai
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TDP's Resources section badly needs updating; and Rick writes about how he plans to do just that.
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Jim Burgess: The Postal Section of the Pouch, 20 Years On
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Another section of TDP that needs a facelift; and who better to do it than Jim Burgess?
Larry Peery: Alfred and Brian — The Harvard Years
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A look at two of the famed university's most distinguished graduates, the birth of Diplomacy, those who first played it, and their subsequent careers…
Mario Huys: Solution To The Last Theorem of Suwat
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Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are asked to solve a riddle for the heir to the Suwati throne. Will they save the crown for this antagonistic young man with no love for the Game?
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Baron Powell: In Defense of 1900's France, Part III
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Baron Von Powell's third installment for the Defense of France explains why the Maginot Line didn't work, and neither did the Berlin Wall or Great Wall of Mexico.
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Larry Peery: RoboDip and Robodots
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Robots may be the thing of the future in Diplomacy; but that future is a long way off according to robotic experts.
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Melinda Holley: Hell Hath No Fury Like A Woman Stabbed
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The doyen of the Diplomacy hobby writes about some of the female players who broke the gender barrier in a man's hobby.
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Larry Peery: Modern Real World Real Women Diplomats
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Women have controlled the world for years but now they're actually running a good part of it, as this article shows.
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Larry Peery: Harold Reynolds, Diplomacy Laureate
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The Queen has one. The USA has one. So why shouldn't Diplomacy? Meet Harold Reynolds, the first Pouch Diplomacy Laureate!
Harold Reynolds: Diplomacy Limericks
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Our newly-annointed Laureate demonstrates his skills with a few of the poetic works that won him the title.
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Harold Reynolds: Diplomacy By The Letters
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Harold uses a different poetic form to summarize key features of our favorite game…
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Larry Peery: International Diplomacy Hall of Fame (IDHOF) Election Results
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After 30 years the IDHOF finally has some new members that help make it a truly international hobby.
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Larry Peery: Cutting To The Chase — A Review of TribeNet
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Tribe-Net is a game, not a social networking device. Well, maybe it is? You decide, and let us know!
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Larry Peery and Martin Burgdorf: A Peerispective on Dr Henry Alfred Kissinger
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Slightly tongue-in-cheek but with a bit of bite, HAK's career as a diplomat and Dipper come under question as he supplies the answers.
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Larry Peery: Reviews of Henry Kissinger's "World Order", Part II
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HAK has written seventeen books in his career or maybe just one book seventeen times. Either way he's made a pile of money doing so. Here's his latest reviewed.
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Larry Peery: A Roundtable Discussion of Diplomacy and Game Theory
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Take a game like Diplomacy and a term like "zero-sum-game" and you'll get a lively discussion for sure!
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Peter McNamara: The Five Best Articles From Past Issues of The Pouch
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Five best or five favorites? Either way, here are Peter's picks!
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Larry Peery: 2014: The Diplomacy Year In Review
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Lots of good stuff happened in the hobby this year. Here's an update.
Larry Peery: Is It Time To Revive the Hobby's Fotobank?
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Smile and say cheese, or taking your latest "selfie" — the FOTOBANK wants your mug shots!
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Zhang Fang, Dorian Love and Larry Peery: Diplomacy in the Far East
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Zhang Fang, Dorian Love and Larry Peery: Diplomacy in the Far East (China) and Far South (as in Africa) ---Fang reports on the mini-boomlet in the Chinese Diplomacy hobby; while Dorian discusses the hobby's situation in Africa.
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Larry Peery: Diplomacy at the Watergate
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Larry tells us about his dinner at The Rotunda with some distinguished historians…
The Editors and the Readership: Pouch Deposits
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- At long last, messages and comments from our readership! Keep it coming, please!
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