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Tractare
In Tractare (a Latin word that means "to handle") the exploration of unusual effects continues. Tractare features magic that is easy to do, based on a subtlety or simple move, but nothing that really requires sleights or finger flinging. Here you are ...more |
R. Shane |
8 Jan 2012 |
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Automata: Beyond Self-Working Magic
From the preface:
Self-working magic, if you won't hold the pun against me, is a tricky thing.
Some will tell you, as I will, that there is no such thing as truly self-working magic. That is true. Every trick, regardless of method, requires a presentation, ...more |
R. Shane |
8 Jan 2012 |
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Pentalogy
"This is the best thing in bizarre magic to have happened to me in years. I am quite taken by the effects, the methods, the props, the presentations and the advice on performing. The results are novel, thoughtful, funny and scary. To be blunt, I wish ...more |
R. Shane |
8 Jan 2012 |
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Five
The final volume of weird and wonderful magic!
A lucky coin that becomes as scarred as its owner, a murdered woman kept alive in a photograph, dice that tell the future just for starters, a Chinese magician who gets his revenge in the most horrible ...more |
R. Shane |
7 May 2008 |
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Four
More weird and wonderful magic to amaze and entertain!
A woman who suffers from growing agoraphobia and finds more to fear inside than out, a miser who knows the true value of things, a poor woman brutally murdered in reality and imagination, gods ...more |
R. Shane |
7 May 2008 |
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Three
More strange magic to engage and entertain!
A man who forgets what it means to be human, a spectator who may be more than she seems, a legendary and quite dead lover seeking an evening's diversion, the real and quite visible essence of nightmares ...more |
R. Shane |
7 May 2008 |
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Two
The strange magic continues!
Well, Shane has done it again! His second book, Two, is another must-have winner. Anyone and everyone with a sincere interest in bizarre, storytelling, magic should read this book and I assure you there is something in ...more |
R. Shane |
7 May 2008 |
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One
Strange magic to amuse, frighten and entertain!
"One & Two are simply the most impact-laded and thought-provoking books I've read in ages!" -- Ben Harris, creator, "Exit51", "Cosmosis"
"One absolutely dazzles me. I am quite taken by ...more |
R. Shane |
7 May 2008 |
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The Classic Cider Swindle
From the preface of the ebook:
So there we were, we being the usual collection of magical maffickers, that is to say Robert Neale, Larry White, Ed Solomon, Ron Dayton and your humble narrator, in one of our usual email exchanges but which was quite ...more |
R. Shane |
7 May 2007 |
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The Sting
This routine made me dust of my cups after many years of dormancy. Read for yourself from the introduction how this routine came into being and you will understand that this is not your typical cups & balls. (This routine besides a few further comments ...more |
R. Shane |
5 Jan 2007 |
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Symbolics
These are three self-working routines with ESP cards with the general theme 'impossible coincidences', facilitated by a cyclic stack. (Two effects are based on work by Werner Miller from his Ear-Marked book, and one routine is from Shane's book Automata.)
As ...more |
R. Shane |
27 Jun 2006 |
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Portents
These are two mentalism/bizarre routines from Shane's book Pentalogy.
The End of the World as We Know It
Is the old "triple prediction" plot, but turned upside down. In this routine, the spectator predicts the exact date and method of the end ...more |
R. Shane |
27 Jun 2006 |
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Patterns of Magic
Here you will find two weird little self-working "mathmagic" things. (These tricks have been taken from Shane's book Automata.)
Mutus Nomen Yadda Yadda Yadda
Is Shane's presentation for Judah’s handling of the classic 20-card trick (minus the ...more |
R. Shane |
27 Jun 2006 |
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Impossible Matters
These are two very interesting self-working effects, both based on topological principles. You do not need to learn any math or remember a whole lot to perform these two stunning effects. (These two effects have been taken from Shane's books Automata ...more |
R. Shane |
27 Jun 2006 |
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Cut!
A card routine that is murder. This ain’t your usual card trick. Anyone who knows Shane and his work knows he likes to tell stories with my magic. Old stories, new stories, morality tales, dirty jokes...it’s all brain fodder as far as he's concerned. Therefore, ...more |
R. Shane |
27 Jun 2006 |
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