This can well be classed among the miracles--for the performer rightly divines a card THOUGHT OF by a spectator! A pack of cards is introduced and dropped on the table. A slip of paper and a pencil are handed to a spectator and he is asked to merely thi

ATM combines a very clever mix of principles and ideas which will allow you to seemingly determine a spectators exact PIN number. The spectator thinks of their PIN number, you openly write four digits for the audience to see. When

Looking for publicity? Predict a newspaper headline weeks before its publication! Predict an event that will take place in the future! All without locked boxes and elaborate chests! This simple and straight forward method is sure-fire and 100 percent

For the past twelve years this routine has been the opening act of Paul's Mentalism Show, both land and cruise ship work. This book details the original method plus the updated method and equipment used. The book also explains

Once or twice every century, a new principle is discovered in our mystery field. In 1972, Jack Kent Tillar's Blister Effect was first published in Tarbell Volume 7. Harry Lorayne wrote, "As far as I know, this principle

The Blood Fest of the Sun teaches you the amazing effect of igniting an unprepared piece of paper. This manuscript is very direct both in its methodology and presentation. Great for Bizarre Magic, or Mentalism.

20 amazing book test routines! CONTRIBUTORS INCLUDE: Ian Adair, Howard Adams, Len Belcher, Tan Hock Chuan, Rachel Colombini, Tom Craven, Maurice Fogel, Karrell Fox, Karl Fulves, Richard Himber, Arthur Setterington, Walter

Like I said in my first volume, the Book Test is traditionally a classic in any mentalist act. The basic effect was described by writers in the early 1900s but it was not until the 1930s that interest in book tests escalated and they became

This is the trick that's so strong, Docc Hilford has closed his 30 minute mentalism show with it. The features claimed here and by the performer are ABSOLUTELY TRUE! Here is what the audiences sees: A spectator is

Three spectators are called on stage and they are asked to participate into an imaginary case of crime. Each one will have to play a specific role; the victim, the murderer or the eyewitness. Depending on their role they are

Imagine this: you ask someone to think of a line from his or her favorite poem. Something you could not possibly know. They write the sentence across the center of their business card. They fold it and drop it on the table. You pick it up, tighten the

Fraser shares his ULTIMATE solution to the prop-less star sign divination. EVEN if you own other star sign guesses from Fraser and his friends, you NEED this! Fraser says it is his last word on this particular plot and doubts he will