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"Your Know Stack is a gem!!" - Dr. Hans Christian Solka

1. Know Stack is a cyclical stack. Given any card, you can know the next card immediately.
2. For some perhaps easier than 8 Kings stack or even Si Stebbins Stack.
3. More random looking than Si Stebbins stack.
4. No math (but some memorization) needed to know the next card.
5. Option to have either random suits or rotating suits.
6. Can be learnt in under 100 seconds.
7. Very easy to learn. Very difficult to forget.
8. Bonuses included.
9. Most cyclical stack routines/effects can be performed with this.

1. Dates Deck
2. Cue Stacks

You can perform almost all the stack-independent memdeck material out there with this deck too.

BONUS

As a bonus, the Dictum Deck is also included. This is a cyclical stack that is very random-looking and yet almost as easy to learn as the Si Stebbins stack.

The first few cards of this stack are as follows: AC 9H QD XC 7H JD 3C 6S 8D 5C 2S 4D

Again, you can perform almost all the cyclical stack material out there with this deck too. If I remember right, this is the 27th stack I have released.

1st edition 2021, PDF 14 pages....

The Next Stack is a cyclical stack that is as easy to learn as the Si Stebbins stack but can withstand scrutiny, unlike the Stebbins stack. In the Stebbins stack, the increment of 3 or 4 could be visible to a participant if observed keenly. But in the Next Stack it is almost impossible to recognize the sequence.

The Next Stack is named as such because literally it is based on the "Next" principle, which is a novel, innovative principle. Given any card you can instantly know the next card.

It will take all of 5 minutes for you to learn this cool principle and start applying it. This principle...

Warren places utmost importance on the effect and uses whatever method suits him to achieve it: mathematics, stacks, crimps, sleights, etc. He credits Ed Marlo for clarifying and simplifying his work.

Contents

• Packet Prediction
• Miracle Do As I Do
• In My Estimation ...
• Blindfold Poker Deal
• Card Illusion
• Double Separation
• Royal Mentalism
• Superstitious Mentalism
• Peek!
• Divination Supreme
• Think-a-card - Wiersbe version
• A Change in Number
• Fantispell
• Pasteboard Affinity - a complete routine with eight effects using the Si Stebbins stack.

1st edition 1946; PDF 39 pages.

1. ... & T. Page Wright
   • Little Jimmie and the Christmas Stocking
117. A Coin and Silk Routine - Howard Warringer
118. The Great Bank Robbery - Walter Price
119. Magical Welding Improved - Douglas Francis
119. The Death Sentence - G. C. Bowen
119. Pagoda Square Circle - Brady White
120. Photoflash - Cyril Endfield
120. Si Stebbins in Swing Time - Or. Musical Mindreading - Harry Mendoza
120. A Deck of Cards and a Rubber - Bill Woodfield
121. Original Creations for Magicians Hitherto Kept - Up His Sleeve - Charles Waller - continued
     • The Nest of Boxes
122. Paper and Ink - Dariel Fitzkee
     • The Tarbell Couse in Magic, Lessons 46 to 58 (Fourth...

1. ... Hudson - Edward W. Dart
162. Echoes From The Guild Hall - Edward Dart
163. International Brotherhood of Magicians News Highlights - Luther Southworth
     • Dr. A. L. Baldwin, I.B.M. International Secretary - Al Munroe
     • Around the Rings
164. Publicity of the Month
     • Final Curtain of Life Drops for Si Stebbins
     • Fowl Play? - Don Grosini
     • Genii
     • Sorcar - photo
     • Albert Ching Jr. - photo
165. News of the P.C.A.M. - Everett Lyda, editor
     • P.A.C.M. Personalities - Robert A. Young, Second Vice President
     • News Highlights
166. European Tour of Ralph Read's Conventioneers - Ralph W. Read
167. Next Month ...