Introducing "In Cloud Cuckoo Land" - A Magical Journey Awaits!
I'm chuffed to present my latest brainchild, "In Cloud Cuckoo Land," a delightful dive into the world of magic with 40 original tricks that are perfect for close-up performances, stage shows, and parlor antics. Each trick has been rigorously tested (not by lab rats, mind you) and polished to perfection, many of which have found a cozy home in my own act.
Why You'll Love It:
Exclusive Tricks: 40 original magic tricks that will leave your audience spellbound.
Enhanced Learning: Every page boasts a QR code linking you to in-depth online instructions (because who doesn’t love a good video?).
Beautifully Illustrated: Clear, easy-to-read text paired with eye-catching illustrations (so you can pretend to be sophisticated).
For All Skill Levels: Fab for seasoned pros, yet approachable enough for magicians just starting out.
Guest Contributions: Special tricks and insights from some top UK magicians like James Keatley, Myles Thornton, Mad Mark, Sam Sugarman, Joel Anthony, and Sirus (they're rather good, if I say so myself).
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So, whether you’re a magic veteran or just starting to dabble, "In Cloud Cuckoo Land" has a little something for everyone. Jump into the whimsical side of magic, ditch the cliché magician vibes, and truly connect with your audience (or at least make them chuckle).
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The reviews are pouring in, and they're overwhelmingly positive (not that I’m biased or anything). Don’t miss your chance - grab your copy today and let the magic commence!
Here are brief descriptions of each trick:
Das Einhorn
Air Force-The Deck is shuffled and under the guise of revealing any thought of card, you set up your deck in front of the spectator.
Carbon Footprint - Make a chosen playing card magically transfer to your shoe (good luck getting that off!).
Contactless - Trigger a surprising effect using a contactless payment card (because who needs cash?).
Emblazed- Reveal a two-selection card by burning a selected card (don’t try this at home, kids).
Heads Up - Vanish and reappear a coin using a devilishly clever sleeving method.
Mini Me - Make a card change size right in your hands (no, it's not magic – it's just clever).
Palm Leaf - Execute a colour change with a flat palm (yes, that’s possible!).
Shooting Blanks- Transform a blank card into the two selected ones (I promise, it’s not a trick!).
Slip and Slide Switch - Seamlessly switch sharpies in a fluid motion (make it look easy, that's the trick!).
Fantasy Fortress
3some - A mentalism feat revealing three spectators' thoughts (no pressure!).
Fourced - Force a seemingly random combination of numbers that lead to four locations in a deck (it’s all in the timing!).
Doodle Bag - Blindfolded, draw the thought-of item while a bag’s over your head (it’s more fun than it sounds!).
Instackcan - Through clever wordplay, accomplish a clean and direct ACAAN.
Nimbo Peek - Secretly glimpse the spectator's chosen card with a sneaky peek technique.
Numb3rs - Predict the outcome of a spectator’s chosen mathematical calculation (math was never this fun!).
Theme Tune - Identify or predict a song chosen by the spectator. Warning, comedy kicker ahead!
Puzzle Pic - Rearrange jigsaw images to reveal a prediction or chosen image.
Curious Combinations
Cigard - Make a chosen card appear inside a smoking cigarette (a bit cheeky, isn’t it?).
Sweet Corn(er) - Make card corners appear in unexpected places (just like magic!).
Eggsealent - Open and seal an egg that can be completely examined (seriously, it’s foolproof!).
Kinder Egg - A brilliant stage piece where a ring magically appears inside a Kinder Egg (clean as a whistle!).
Smoking Sponge - Make a sponge ball emit smoke (because who doesn’t want to make a ball smoke?).
Stash Cash - Make a bill vanish and reappear inside a lighter, with matching serial numbers (how’s that for a twist?).
Every Flavor Beans
Altro Opener - Captivate your audience with a dazzling opening effect (the first impression counts!).
Harriboss - Transform a ring into a sweet packet (it’s as tasty as it sounds!).
Heads Up 2.0 - The Additional Ideas - Elevate the Heads-Up trick with advanced concepts (easy peasy!).
Snappy Change - Instantly transform one card into another - it looks like CGI (and trust me, it’s a crowd-pleaser!).
Tree Fly - A forgotten method for doing a 3fly where the shell takes centre stage.
Omni Thoughts - Thoughts on working with the Omni Deck (it’s a game of strategy!).
The Flitch Switch - Execute a clever switch technique using the Hoffziner toss cull.
The Invisible Man - A Lego figure of a chosen superhero magically appears on a spectator's glass (yes, it’s as whimsical as it sounds!).
Pen Through - Penetrate a card or bill with a pen without leaving a hole (it’s all about finesse!).
Phalanish - Perform impossible feats with the classic TT (because classic is always in style!).
Waltz Disney - My signature top table card effect where the faces of the Queen and King of Hearts morph into the bride and groom's faces!
Tinker Spells
Hung Drawn & Quartered-lite by Joel Anthony - A straightforward card to keys with ease.
Raybanded by Myles Thornton- Linking a borrowed ring to sunglasses (yes, that’s a thing!).
Omni Finisher by Sam Sugar- A powerful closing effect for a lasting impression (because you want them to remember you!).
Top Hop AKA Speed Origami by Sirus - Rapidly transform a receipt into something entirely different.
Pla(i)ne Crisps by Mad Mark - Catch your audience off guard with this clever wordplay using a bag of crisps.
The 41st by James Keatley- A unique trick with a clever sweet twist.
"I'm a big fan of Harri. He is full of fun and joy and Magic needs more people like him. I'm a big fan of his work too. His magic is whimsical and playful, without ever being childish and inconsequential (which can sometimes be the case with magic using sweets, lollipops, and the like). So I was very excited to see he has released a book. It contains 40 tricks, covering close-up, cards, coins, finger rings, eggs (chocolate and dairy!), mentalism and stand-up. The material is a weird and wonderful mix of Harri's clever, unique take on some standard plots and effects and some of his innovative creations which push the boundaries in new and attention-grabbing directions. All of it has the feel of material that has been thoroughly audience tested. There is a LOT of fantastic material in this book, and I could easily list at least a dozen tricks that caught my eye and I want to perform. Here are a few highlights to whet your appetite: 'Carbon Footprint' in
