Table of Contents: Roy Walton: Guardian Ghost: Picture this – a dead Pharaoh, not exactly on board with tomb raiders, summons a rather spooky object to scare them off. Spoiler alert: it’s his own ghost!
George McBride: Streamlined Who Knows the Card: One spectator thinks of a card, and another finds it. It’s clever stuff, trust me! Mirakill: Predict the colours of cards mixed by a spectator – because why not?
Jim Cuthbert: Have a Drink on Me: A multi-prediction that’ll have your audience naming hotels and drinks like it’s their job. Book Test: Jim’s take on this classic is as easy as pie.
David Forrest: Mating Season: A spectator picks a card from a thoroughly shuffled deck. You then reveal it by producing its mate from your wallet. Invisible Opener: The spectator names a card, and you casually prove you predicted it. Shades of the Invisible Deck, anyone?
Jackie McClements: Dicychometry: Four spectators, four coloured dice – it’s a knockout prediction! Killer Finish!: And yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like – a killer finish you can use anytime.
Peter McLanachan: AL Together Now: An impromptu spin on the Card at Any Number. A spectator names a card, another gives a number, and voila – there’s the card! Snap!: An inexplicable matching effect that’ll leave your audience scratching their heads.
Alan Innes: Draw Your Own Conclusions: A brilliant demonstration of Drawing Duplication using 26 uniquely designed cards. Devil Lived 1 & II: A tarot card from the Major Arcana appears on a blank piece of parchment. Wedding Present: Six cards representing months lead to a surprise wedding gift – a gold coin!
Scotty Johnston: The Shoe She Connection: A spectator picks a card, and after some card dealing magic, you reveal that they’ve all turned out to be Kings. Then, with a flick of your wrist, the Kings become the mates of the new selection. Go on, try not to smile.
Ian Kendall: Spice Rack: A clever method using progressive anagrams to guess a freely thought-of kitchen spice. It’s perfect for remote performances (because who doesn’t love a bit of spice?).
Euan Bingham: Reversed Card to Named Number: A selected card appears at a freely named number... and it’s reversed! Mine's a Half: Euan’s handling for the Half-Pass that’ll have you grinning.
David Lees: One from Three: You divine a thought-of photograph pulled straight from a spectator's family album. There’s also a card version for good measure. The Collector of Souls: A bizarre close-up effect complete with a captivating script.
34 Miracles plus 2 thought-provoking Essays 90 Pages - Illustrated!
Pages: 92 - 8.25" x 11.7" - Hyperlinked. Fully Illustrated with colour photographs. - PDF FORMAT
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