From the wonderfully twisted imagination of Reese Goodley comes his debut effect, Navigator.
With a foreword by the legendary Peter Turner (because why not have a little star power?).
Ever fancied the idea of divining the exact country someone is thinking of—without all the faff of props and with a cup of tea in hand? Well, now you can!
With minimal fuss and zero scribbles, you’ll be able to pinpoint a thought-of country using just your words and the spectator's mind (no, really, it’s that simple!).
This miracle unfolds in a theatrical manner that makes perfect sense to your audience (they’ll think you’re some kind of wizard). You’ll leave them utterly speechless!
It’s straightforward, classy, and wrapped up in a flash—yet the astonishment will linger like a good whisky!
We’re chuffed that Reese finally agreed to let the rest of the world in on this gem—trust us, it’s worth it!
Now, it can be yours!
The book is printed with love by Steve Haresign at Haresign Press (seriously, it’s a pretty thing).
Here’s what some lucky early birds have to say about it:
"Reese's take on prop-less mentalism is both ingenious and comprehensive. The Navigator routine itself is very well thought through and the method is implemented beautifully." - Darren Woolf
"Reese has created a solid system for divining a thought-of country, entirely propless - that others will delight over." - Fraser Parker
"Those who have met me know I am a fan of 'get-to-know-you' effects - such pieces must, in my definition, be: prop-less, appealing, should involve the spectator's own senses and their imagination, be relatively quick to perform and have a good hit ratio. Navigator definitely fits the bill. Thumbs up Reese!" - Phedon Bilek
"I've only ever said this about one effect before, but Navigator is 'Mental Tap', so it gets an 11 out of 10 from me!" - Mick Wilson
