It began with one page of scribbled rules
The Parlor Post started as a house rule in a Kadıköy flat: one night a month, one new game, and no homework for anyone. The cheat sheet someone drew mattered more than the game itself — when the rules fit on a folded page, people actually played.
We began mailing kits to friends in Ankara and İzmir who wanted the same night. Word spread the way good nights do. Nine years and 108 issues later, we still play every game before it ships, still argue about snack pairings, and still rewrite each guide until a first-timer can run the table.
We are deliberately small. We take a limited number of new subscribers each month so every crate is packed with the same care as the first. Nothing in the box is random — that has never changed.
