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The TripleCameron Francis
Three amazing effects. One professional grade routine... This is The Triple. If Triumph, The Collectors, and a color changing deck effect all got together and had a baby, it might just look something like The Triple. Cameron Francis delivers another knockout multi-phase card routine that's truly amazing to witness but devilishly simple to execute. No gimmicks. No difficult sleight of hand. Just a truckload of powerhouse magic. Perfect for the professional... | ★★★★★ $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Magicseen No. 58 (Sep 2014)Mark Leveridge & Graham Hey & Phil Shaw To subscribe to Magicseen click here. Vol. 10, No. 4, no date [September 2014]; 60 pages Cover: Chris Dugdale
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SnatchDave Forrest Impossibly produce a card the spectator is thinking of from a cased deck, bound with a rubber band! Your spectator shuffles the deck and hands it back to you. You make no moves. They think of a card from inside the deck. You make no moves. They are then immediately handed the deck to shuffle again. You make no moves. The deck is fairly cased and then bound with a rubber band. Within THREE SECONDS you produce one card from inside the deck yet the deck itself is still cased and bound. The spectator removes the band. The spectator removes the deck and is asked to locate the card they were thinking... | $7.72 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
ClueGerard Zitta This clever mathematical principle allows you to find a thought item among any number of items, even though you do not know the initial order. You don't even need to know what they are. You see nothing. It is entirely hands off and improvised, and can even be done over the phone. It works with any number of flat objects (cards, index or business cards, coasters, etc.) or usual objects (key, coin, lighter, pen, etc.). Two practical examples are provided, but it is so easy that you'll be able to improvise your own mentalism effects with borrowed objects or cards, or with your own business... | ★★★★★ $10 to wish list | |
Soapbox DerbyGregg Webb Magic, sleights, humor, opinion, history, presentation, theories, reviews, cartoons, advice, laughs, observations, ramblings, tricks, tricks, tricks, ... Chapter 1
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Audacious 2Abhinav Bothra Stop your pulse, Plant thoughts, Influence Choices and Demonstrate the most impossible coincidence. Asystole - A one of a kind Impromptu pulse stopping effect where your palm can be face-up all the time with nothing covering it. Note: If you have never seen or known any pulse stopping effect, then kindly get yourself acquainted with one, because it is only after that you will be able to use ASYSTOLE. Bonus: Your heart beat gets synchronized with a song someone sings/plays or even with a mobile ringtone. Time Frame 2.0 - Force any time without the help of any prop or preparation.... | $9.95 to wish list | |
PocketherealJon Racherbaumer As a plot, Cards Across is fairly simple and direct. It's a transition effect where a number of cards - usually three - magically travel from one packet to another. There are methods that use gimmicked cards, others use purely sleight-of-hand. This manuscript is an exploration of subtle methods based on Stewart James' "Pockethereal." Its selling point is that there are no switches or exchanges. The only sleight of hand is the false counts. This put it in a class by itself.
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The Book That Burns In HellGregg Webb
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Lucky 13David Devlin A blue backed deck is shown. A card is removed, and placed aside. The deck is spread face down. It is seen that all of the cards have blue backs, except for one card which has a red back. Two cards are now very randomly chosen, and their values are added together. Let's assume that the total is "13" (the actual total is up to you!). The deck is turned face up (in every instance) and the cards are dealt one at a time until the 13th (or whatever value was chosen) card is dealt. Let's say that the 13th card is the Queen of Clubs. The deck is now spread face down. Each and every card has a blue... | ★★★★★ $6 to wish list | |
The VisitationDavid Devlin This came about thanks to Larry Jennings' classic effect, "The Visitor". David has always loved that effect. It is impromptu, there is no setup, a borrowed deck can be used, and the effect is stunning. One day, David was playing with the routine, and began to think along the lines of, "Wouldn't it be cool if the selected card could be seen the entire time? What if the spectator could see their card sitting between the two face down cards right up until the very moment that it vanishes?" The answers, of course, are yes! Of course it would be cool. And with The Visitation these things are possible! Here is... | $6 to wish list | |
Psychic MysteriesRobert A. Nelson Impromptu mental mysteries for the psychic entertainer. This is an updated version of the original. From the introduction by B. W. McCarron: Psychic Mysteries is one of Nelson's earliest works. Original copies are as rare as the proverbial hen's teeth. That it deserved to be made available again to performers and historians was an easy decision to make. The harder question was whether to produce a "warts and all" release, leaving intact the grammatical errors and typos of the original, or to provide some amount of editorial refresh that would make it more attractive to modern audiences. ... | ★★★★★ $9.95 to wish list | |
Stop Fooling Us!Wesley James The Wesley James Magic Castle Lecture Not everyone will immediately recognize the name Wesley James. Those in the know will. For many years Mr. James has been an underground secret. During his many years as a professional he refused to lecture for magicians or publish the effects he used in his professional performances. Since Mr. James has retired from performing and has lectured for magicians. Stop Fooling Us! are the lecture notes from his first lecture series.
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Genii Volume 38 (1974)William W. Larsen January 1974 - December 1974 548 pages
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Genii Volume 37 (1973)William W. Larsen January 1973 - December 1973 536 pages (4 page numbers are used twice and 4 pages numbers skipped around Number 11 and corrected in Number 12)
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Genii Volume 36 (Sep 1971 - Dec 1972)William W. Larsen September 1971 - December 1972 568 pages No Issues from November 1971 through February 1972
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Genii Volume 35 (Sep 1970 - Aug 1971)William W. Larsen September 1970 - August 1971 596 pages
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Genii Volume 34 (Sep 1969 - Aug 1970)William W. Larsen September 1969 - August 1970 548 pages (1 double page)
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Genii Volume 33 (Sep 1968 - Aug 1969)William W. Larsen September 1968 - August 1969 520 pages
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Genii Volume 32 (Sep 1967 - Aug 1968)William W. Larsen September 1967 - August 1968 576 pages
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Genii Volume 31 (Sep 1966 - Aug 1967)William W. Larsen September 1966 - August 1967 548 pages
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Genii Volume 30 (Sep 1965 - Aug 1966)William W. Larsen September 1965 - August 1966 528 pages
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Genii Volume 29 (Sep 1964 - Aug 1965)William W. Larsen September 1964 - August 1965 639 pages (1 double page)
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Genii Volume 28 (Sep 1963 - Aug 1964)William W. Larsen September 1963 - August 1964 483 pages (1 double page)
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Genii Volume 27 (Sep 1962 - Aug 1963)William W. Larsen September 1962 - August 1963 540 pages
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