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I can answer questions on stacked decks, mnemonics and magic squares.
I have worked with stacked decks for many years, and am an avid reader of Simon Aronson's work in this area.
I have been using mnemonics for over 40 years, often in conjunction with Magic Squares (see below).
I wrote a book on Magic Squares as my "entrance examination" to become a Member of The Magic Circle, and regularly receive and answers emails on this subject.
I am an Associate of The Inner Magic Circle, as well as being a Life Vice-President of the Northamptonshire Magicians' Club.
I have also written a series on stacked deck magic for The Young Magicians' Club magazine, and wrote a full-length action/adventure novel, Ring Of Daggers, that features a magic square created specially for the story.
I left school with 10 O Levels, 3 A Levels and 1 S Level (all with the Oxbridge board of examiners).
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Sterling, 13 Steps To Mentalism was my first "real" book on the subject, although it is a bit heavy going. Another old classic is Practical Mental Magic, by Theodore Annemann. In fact, anything
Sterling, Thanks for your question. I'm sorry but I'm not a believer in revealing other people's secrets on sites such as YouTube. The Revelation Effect is somebody's commercial property which means
Harrison, Thanks for your question, and welcome to the world of magic. One of the best ways to start learning is to take a look at almost any of the books by Karl Fulves: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywo
Barbara, Thanks for your question. One prop that would seem to do what you want is a Pixie Glass, sold by Abbottt's: http://www.abbottmagic.com/Abbotts-Pixie-Glass-ABBpxgls.htm?categoryId=-1
David, Thanks for your question. I guess there are two parts to my answer. 1. There is a technique called forcing, which is basically making people take the card you want. There are many methods

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