Simon Says Simon Lovell eBook DOWNLOAD

Introducing the ultimate treasure trove for seasoned magicians: the Simon Says Simon Lovell eBook DOWNLOAD. With over 50 electrifying effects, this collection is packed with routines that’ll have your audience gasping, laughing, and wondering why they ever doubted your genius. Check this out:

• Another Departed Point - A cheeky mash-up of Alex Elmsley’s 'Between Your Palms' and 'Point of Departure'. Watch as a signed card materializes under a spectator's hand, earning the coveted Elmsley stamp of approval. Can you say “bragging rights”?
• Give Me the Mayo - This isn’t your average sandwich routine. With a finish that’ll make jaws drop, two Kings leap from opposite ends of the deck, trapping the chosen card in the middle. It’s like magic with a side of sass.
• Challenge Reverse - The classic I learned way back when, now juiced up into a killer effect. Watch as you reverse any number of selected cards in the deck faster than you can say “abracadabra.”
• Who Killed Lilly Longlegs? - Forget those boring story decks! Lilly brings the heat with all 52 cards and the card case for a finale that pulls in applause like a pro, all while telling a story that actually makes sense.
• The Lemming Ace Exchange - A classic Roy Walton plot given a Lovell twist. A chosen card changes places with a jumbo Ace in a routine that’s as fun to perform as it is to watch.
• Heartless - An ambitious card routine with a card that’s as cold as ice. The mates are found, but wait—what’s this? The deck shows off a massive hole right through it. Ouch! 
• Three Card Pop - Have spectators shuffle three cards into the deck, cut it into three piles, and then watch as you magically reveal their signed cards on top of each pile, face up. Talk about a showstopper!
• Anticadge - Pull a cigarette from a flip-top box that’s as pristine as it gets. Spoiler alert: the box is factory sealed and totally examinable. Just try to explain that one!
• Flashburn 2! - At the end of a wild experiment, the signed card is found charred and mangled—a perfect, eye-catching souvenir for your spectator to keep forever. Who doesn’t love a little drama?
• Elmsley Cut Elmsley - A fourteen-card control that’s so strong, it’s how I wrap up my sets at the Magic Castle. If it’s good enough for that crowd, it’s good enough for you.

Complete contents:

The Totally Official Foreword by Randy Wakeman
Father Cyprian Says
Scotty York Says
Who Is This Lovell Guy Anyway? Simon Lovell with help from Walt Lees
Introduction
Part One - The Thoughts of Chairman Lovell
What Is Close-Up Magic?
Approach, Opening, Time Served and the Closing Cheer!
Comfort Zones
Routining and Resetting
To Tip or Not To Tip?
Flukes!
Entertainment and Sleight of Hand

Part Two - Openers, Middlers and Closers
First Things First
Fingered Number Three
Fingered Number Four
Packed Wallet
Another Departed Point
Optician's Delight
Vernonesque Three Way
The Gambler's Move
Hold The Mayo
Give Me The Mayo
Ambitious Everywhere and Nowhere
Business Card Giveaway
Challenge Reverse!
Sleight Of Mouth
Card In Bottle
Who Killed Lilly Longlegs?

Part Three - Sitting Specials and Other Bits
Outfold
Sitting Deck Vanish
Oily Snobs
The Lemming Ace Exchange
Vanishing Moustache
OOOOPS!
Impossible Location!
Double Trouble
Pyramid Power by Morley Budden

Part Four - Gaffed and Faked
Hyperpoke
Predicted Bermuda
Blind Date Bermuda
Ermintrude - The Mind-Reading Joker!
Kicked!
Simplicity Outdone by Jim Zachary
Heartless
Heartlebox
The World's Only Blue-Backed Double-Faced Card!
Flashburn 2!

Part Five - Sleight Of Hand Goodies
Three Card Pop
Simon Takes On Le Paul
Sambitious Card
Spinnup!
Cheats' Honesty Test
Frank's Fave
Elmsley Cut Elmsley
Double Coincidence
Mini All Backs
Coin From Pack
The Coin-Eating Pack

Part Six - Gags, Stunts, and Other Bits!
Pen Through Tongue
Tongue Of War
Self-Writing Pen
Sebastian, The Mind-Reading Chicken
Any Dog Called For!
The Nightmare Deck
Anyway I Could Know Your Card X 2
Anticadge
Cointear
The Infamous Submarine Card

Part Seven - And Now The End Is Near
Harry's Page
Final Simey Words
End Words by Terry Seabrooke
One Last Piece Of Advice

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