In this one-hundred-page eBook, you’ll dive into a treasure trove of both modern and classic billet techniques, along with some fresh routines that’ll forever alter how you view billets. This isn’t just for the seasoned mentalist; whether you’re just starting out, somewhere in the middle, or a wizard of the craft, there’s something here for everyone. Trust me, you’ll keep coming back for more techniques and routines that shine both on stage and in close-up settings. If you’re keen to learn fresh material, spark your own creativity, revisit timeless classics, and genuinely wow your audience, this eBook is a must-have.
Believe me when I say I’ve poured my heart and soul into this. This isn’t one of those eBooks you read once and shove in the back of your digital shelf. It’s packed with so much practical material that you’ll find yourself flipping back to it again and again. Each technique and routine is worth the investment.
Now, instead of rambling on, let’s cut to the chase and see what goodies await you:
Typhon: An instant access Centre Tear that’s been honed over the years. No biggie.
Abaddon: My personal fave! It’s the ultimate Living and Dead test, complete with no markings. Plus, I’ve thrown in a variation I worked on with Richard Osterlind — because why not?
Ten Star Mind Explosion: In this one, your spectator names ten letters. Each letter gets crossed out in a completely fair way (no Equiv*que nonsense). They’re left with one final letter, and magically, they announce a name starting with it — which you had predicted from the get-go. Easy peasy!
TOP: A quirky prediction that seamlessly leads into a Centre Tear routine.
Deactivating Forever: A brilliant routine where the spectator names their go-to coffee. Guess what? That exact coffee has been in your hand the whole time! (100% reliable, folks).
The Broken Triangle 2.0: Your spectator thinks of a movie from a list of twenty. No notes, and you can still divine their thought! I’ll even show you how to do this with two spectators (NO PA or Pe*ks).
Sixty Sixty Pe*k: This peek happens after folding the billet five times — a completely new method, never seen before. Fancy, eh?
Red Pill, Blue Pill: The spectator sees a prediction, then chooses between a red or blue pill. After they decide, they imagine holding it in one hand. You then unfold the prediction to reveal you knew not only which pill they’d pick but also which hand it’s hiding in. Classic magic!
The Obsolete Principle: A fresh principle that allows you to force anything written on a billet from a small stack. No gimmicks, just brilliance.
The Dreamers: A dream divination routine using The Obsolete Principle. Sweet dreams, right?
Elementary: A prediction routine that incorporates the four elements, also utilising The Obsolete Principle. It’s as elemental as it gets.
Positive vs Negative: Using The Obsolete Principle again, this lovely routine lets the spectator pick the only card with a positive message out of four. Good vibes only!
The Single Envelope Test: An astonishing drawing duplication routine. You’ll not only get the versatile basic method but also a zodiac divination form. Talk about value!
The Tin Machine: A clever two-way-out system hidden inside an envelope. Your spectators won’t see it coming.
Bonus Presentations: Along with new ways to reveal thoughts about various topics (pets, colours, names, and more), *Remastered* will spill the real secrets on how to properly do reveals. You’ll also get the lowdown on Justifications, Indexes, and even tips on Getting New Clients. Because who doesn’t want more clients?
"I like it. I like the different take on the living/dead, and the ***** works great. Nice sequence!"
- Mark Strivings on Abaddon
"This is a very sensible approach to using this type of gimmick. There is a logical reason for the drawings on the envelope which makes everything self-contained, including obtaining the needed information."
- Kenton Knepper on The Single Envelope Test
"It is great to see Emma putting her mind to existing principles and making them more practical and even more impossible by adding deceptive layers along with wonderful routining."
- Joel Dickinson on The Ten Star Mind Explosion
"Beautiful work Emma! I love the Door Envelope and other ideas that I prefer to not explicitly say. Keep your wonderful creativity alive."
- Pablo Amira
"What it is not is another entry level study into billets, there is a clever undercurrent and approach to Emma's creativity. Whilst the focus in this is on billets, performance ideas and justifications, there is also a clever new billet tear and peek method, plus some envelope work amongst other chapters, all which has evidently been performed, given how well explained all is. This is one of a trilogy of forthcoming volumes by Emma and I look forward to reading the rest."
- Steve Drury. Co-Founder of PSYCRETS. British Society of Mystery Entertainers
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