Jim Steinmeyer’s latest book is a collection of 13 surprising effects, many suitable as “interactive” effects, through the medium of a page, radio, videotape or phone. It starts with his famous mathematical “Nine Card Problem” with his variations, and even includes a “3-Card Monte” and a card transposition which takes place completely in the spectator’s hands.
The sub-title says it all: “Strangely Self-Working Conjuring.” This little book will delight you (and maybe even fool you), and arm you with versatile material for audiences.
Reviews (1)
By Jason 3:57 PM 6/4/12
5/5
The effects were simple but I really liked it. When I performed it to only one person, it had more of the impact than a big audience. I used it for one of my routine. When I read this book, I was shocked at the method of doing it.
1 Item(s)
Bucks
Earn Bucks to redeem for products.
Similar Items by Jim Steinmeyer
Further Impuzzibilities |
