- What happened to that pretty girl in Boggart's Inn?
- Why is a novel discovery of a forced card the ultimate in magical entertainment?
- Who was responsible for the bad vibes emanating from that little box?
- When can an ordinary spectator predict the past, present and future?
- How does the confidential message always get to the correct secret agent?
- Where does Kung-Fu; King of Karate, go after his mission is accomplished?
For the answer to these and other diverse dilemmas, buy this ebook.
1st edition 1974, 128 pages; 1st digital edition 2013, 109 pages.
Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Some Thoughts
- The Other Half
- Editor's Introduction
- Confidential Agent
- Bugged
- The Gift Of Prophecy
- More Holes Than Billy McComb's ...???
- Knight Card Stab
- Intoxicated
- "Psi Key Cubic"
- "A Fan-Cy Card Trick"
- The "S. D." Lighted Bulbs From Mouth
- "Not Everybody's Bag"
- Hypno Telekinesis Ball
- "Printer's Vision"
- Appearing Radio
- An X-Ellent Prediction
- Kung-Fu
- The Lie Detector
- "Kiss Of Death"
- Good And Bad Vibes
- Mirror Of The Mind
- With Love From The Mrs.
- Close-Up Worker's Carpet
- The Rapping Hand
- Psychic Challenge
- The Keys To Boggart's Inn
- Golf Balls Deluxe???
- Add A Card Trick To Your Act
- The Ultimate Trick
word count: 37543 which is equivalent to 150 standard pages of text