Comments (Andrew Loh):
Illustrated by Kelly Lyles. This is a card magic book that dedicated
to advanced serious card sleight workers! Most of the card materials
are not easy to do but they are very visual. Absolutely not suitable
for beginners. If you are looking for visual card magic and ready
for taking the challenge of learning the card sleights taught in
this book, I think you will like this book.
Contents:
v Apologia (Ernest Earick)
3 Part One: Tight Tricks
and a Loose Sleight
3 Claptrap: three cards reveal themselves with the clap of the hands
15 Proteus: a card change turns into the selection
27 JackSyna(ps)ces: Jacks and Aces transpose
45 Lonely at the Top: Three Aces leave the pack to join the first
Ace
53 House Guest: Selection is found in the card case
63 The Longitudinal Swivel Steal
72 Thought Manifest: peeked at card is instantly manifested
81 Bureau d'Echange: Four Kings transpose with a card in the pocket
91 Kato-nine-tails: selection appears face up on the deck
102 Yours Mine Yours: a coin and card selection transpose
111 Alone in a Crowd: with a pop, the selection becomes the only
face down card
119 A Flippant Triumph: selection pops out of the deck and the face
up/face down cards have righted themselves
125 Bottomland Aces: magician cuts to the Aces with a twist
141 Intermission:
141 Double Damned: a poker deal challenge
153 Part Two: See Them
Shuffling Along
153 Cross Purpose: selection rises out of the partially shuffled
deck
165 Lustig for Life: magician reveals named number card, counts to
that number and finds selection
173 One Shuffle - One Winner: a Blackjack deal
178 Poker Blind: magician can deliver the four Kings to a named
poker hand
182 Tandem in One: five poker hands are delivered, one with Aces and
one with Kings as specified by the spectator
192 The Case of the Inconstant Player: solutions to dealing a
stacked poker hand when the number of players changes
199 A Little Bit Patter: a poker game story