Turner, Peter (as Henry Lyon): Attic Salt ©2022 Peter Turner Hardover, no dj

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Comments: Note the reviews state this is a Peter Turner book, the author on the cover is listed as Henry E. Lyon. so perhaps that a pseudonym?

Contents (based on review at Magicreview.org, numbers are not page numbers)

1 Forward (Paul Brook)
2 Introduction: author, the Crocodile Paradox
3 Interesting Openers/Ice Breakers: guidelines to follow

4 A Bird in the Hand is Worth Two in the Busch: performer reveals spectator's thought of word, with a billet
5 I Believe: Experiment where the 'skeptic' fails, the on-the-fence person gets close, and the believer gets it right
6 Arthritis: spectator tries to reveal a word written on a billet but fails; performer is able to reveal two thoughts
7 Marking Billets: 5 methods for marking a billet
8 Fan-tini: Without looking at the face of any cards, performer finds the selection
9 Sacrificing Impossibility for Credibility: essay with some thoughts on Out of This World
10 Judgement Day: Out of This World effect
11 The Oracle: prediction of how much change remains from two spectators dividing envelopes 12 Lost and Found: couple eliminates cards until the two remaining have their names on them
13 We are the Imps that Stand on Giants’ Shoulders: essay on anagrams
14 Monkeying Around Zodiac Anagram: star sign anagram
15 How to Stop Psychic Attacks: star sign revelation
16 The Merry-go Round Principle: reading the spectator's thoughts goes wrong, but then succeeds
17 Margana: Another star sign revelation
18 The PTM Principle: system that helps erase a no in an anagram
19 T.W.E.S.S.D (The World’s Easiest Star Sign Divination): star sign divination
20 The Real Secret: essay on making your routines stand out
21 Autological Presentations: concept of hiding a method in the presentation
22 A Handy Secret: performer knows in which hand a billet is hidden and then reveals the message
23 Zoltar - Handy Secret Bonus Routine: reveal a thought of name without any peeks
24 Creating Interesting Presentations: essay
25 Pretty Little Ditty: guessing a present you receive from a loved one
26 Perpetuity: presentational idea left with the spectator
27 Making Your Selection Process POP: essay on choosing an assistant
28 Diamond Mining: Uses Barnum Statements to gather spectator information
29 Contrast - Kurotsuke: perform a Kurotsuke routine and gain valuable information
30 Tequila and Salt: performer finds the envelope with the money three times
31 Broken Telephone: performer reveals the words everyone is thinking
32 The Force is Strong with this One: One spectator divines another's PIN code
33 Conclusion: fictional story of fate, and the solution to the Crocodile Paradox
34 Special Thanks
35 Glossary of Credits and Inspirations