Prose Andrews McMeel Publishing Prose & Cons

What fits the character of Dracula best, “edgelord” or “wears: Invisalign”? Is Jay Gatsby more of a “clout chaser” or does he have a “strong drip game”? Compete for the characters you know and love and show your literary prowess in this witty literary party game!



What fits the character of Dracula best, “edgelord” or “wears: Invisalign”? Is Jay Gatsby more of a “clout chaser” or does he have a “strong drip game”? Compete for the characters you know and love and show your literary prowess in this witty literary party game!

Micki Myers’s Prose & Cons is a literary card game like Cards Against Humanity, Apples to Apples, and What Do You Meme – but suitable for all ages. Based on works of literature, both classic and contemporary, Prose & Cons players compete to describe characters from popular books in the most fitting-yet-funny way.

With colorful character cards featuring figures from classic and contemporary literature—Hamlet, Elizabeth Bennet, Peter Pan, Dracula, Big Brother, Lady Macbeth, Jay Gatsby, and more—this easy-to-play game turns book knowledge into laugh-out-loud debate. Each round, one player judges which description best fits the character, and the player with the most character cards at the end wins.

• Match famous book characters with contemporary jokes and references in this hilarious literary party game
• Easy to play: Take turns judging the best character-card and description-card pairings
• Perfect for readers, writers, students, teachers, and literature lovers
• Great for parties, game night, classrooms, book clubs, family gatherings, and gifts

Bring your favorite fictional icons to game night and prove who really understands the assignment.