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While we all intuitively understand what time is, even a child can tell you what time it is, it is a hard concept to fully understand from a scientific point of view. It is hard to define, and wrap your head around. That is part of the intrigue of making it the topic of a magic effect. Particularly for an interested and sophisticated audience it can be a very effective plot line. Jon Racherbaumer explores how magicians have made use of it over the decades, and he has unearthed some remarkable gems.
- Preface
- Foreword
- An Unusual Plot Emerges
- The Charmed Watch
- Charles Wicks
- Precursors
- No Time Lost (Bruce Elliott)
- The Time Machine (Walt Rollins)
- Time Machine (Edward Marlo)
- Pressed For Time
- Ace Sandwich (Al Leech)
- Early Dislocations Of Time
- The Prechosen Chosen Card (Fred Braue)
- The Prior Prechosen Chosen Card (Stewart James)
- One-Eyed Jack Sandwich (Harry Lorayne)
- Return Of The One-Eyed Jack Sandwich (Ian Baxter)
- The Card You Picked Before
- You Took The One You Chose (Jon Racherbaumer)
- Time-Warp Sandwich (Jon Racherbaumer)
- Fixing The Time-Warp (Paul Gordon)
- Quickenings
- Taking More Time
- Back In Time (Jay Sankey)
- No More Time Lost (Richard Bartram)
- The Trick That Never Happened (Paul Cummins)
- Traveler’s In Time (Roy Walton)
- More Time Dislocations
- Fast-Faster-Fastest (Eric Eicher)
- The Future Ain’t What It Used To Be (Jon Racherbaumer)
1st edition 2018, 93 pages.
word count: 24695 which is equivalent to 98 standard pages of text