Where can I see the rest of the cards?
I have posted a gallery of the entire deck here.

What does “matlub” mean?
“Matlub” (with an emphatic “t” and long “u”) is a rough translation of the Arabic for “most wanted.” In Arabic, the word literally means most wanted, though the connotation is closer to "stylish" or "hot." That skewed meaning suited my purposes, so I printed the Arabic on the card backs and tuck box.
 
How can I purchase the deck and what does it cost?
Follow the Buy link above to purchase a deck. Each deck costs $10.

Domestic shipping and handling charges are $2.50 for one deck in the United States. Contact me for international shipping rates and terms. You may also send a check or money order made out to Jeffrey Encke, including shipping and handling charges, to Last Tangos Editions, 13537 52nd Avenue South, Tukwila, Washington 98168.
 
Do you take wholesale orders?
Please e-mail me with inquiries about wholesale orders.
 
Is this a book or a deck of playing cards?
Most Wanted: A Gamble in Verse is a copyrighted, registered book (ISBN 0-9758578-0-0) as well as a deck of poker-sized, casino-quality playing cards.

Does you consider unsolicited manuscripts?
I have no plans to publish unsolicited manuscripts.