Edward Marlo's "Further Flight" from 1972 was a response to Lynn Searles "Pre-Cannibal Cards". These are some routines around that topic.
- Prologue
- Pre-Cannibal Cards / Lin Searles: A selection is placed between two red Kings, disappears, and then reappears between two black Kings in the center of the deck.
- Flight For Three / Edward Marlo: Three selected cards are placed between four Aces and then suddenly
disappear. These selections reappear between four face-up Queens in the middle of the deck.
- Further Flight / Edward Marlo: Four men (Kings), married to four women (Queens), live in different parts of the
city. The wives become nags, causing the husbands to disappear, leaving their mixed-up wives alone. The husbands are then found to have flown to a remote island where they are found lying on their backs, basking in the tropical sun.
- Passing Up the Half Pass
1st edition 2003, PDF 24 pages.
word count: 7476 which is equivalent to 29 standard pages of text