Review: All Out Magic by Steve Shufton
Description from creator’s website: A regular deck is examined, mixed and handed to the participant. She deals the cards face-up,…
Description from creator’s website: A regular deck is examined, mixed and handed to the participant. She deals the cards face-up,…
Review: Mental Block by Dan Harlan A classic piece of magic updated by a phenomenal magician/ magic creator and the…
Review: Omamori by Hanson Chien & Yao Continuing with our theme of wood imbued with magical properties (ala our previous…
神木 is a beautiful name for the effect, although in my humble opinion, a more accurate translation for 神木 would be Spirit Wood or Mystical Wood. But I digress. Holy Wood is an extremely clever effect from Hanson Chien and Yao,
So when I reviewed Dee Christopher’s Razor Wallet the other day, I mentioned that I also use it to carry around my favourite packet trick in the world— Max Maven’s B’Wave Deluxe— and then before I knew it, emails started coming in from curious magicians started asking just how different the B’Wave Deluxe is to the original …so I decided this amazing card trick truly deserves its own proper review. Read on to find out more about this deviously brilliant card effect by Phil Goldstein aka Max Maven and why every magician/ mentalist should have ready in their pocket!
Since my recent review here on NingThing about one of my favourite mentalism wallets, I’ve been requested by readers from all around the world to share another cheaper alternative that’s close to or equally as effective. One such magic wallet which comes close sprang to mind; it does nearly almost everything the Blind Man’s Wallet by Menny Lindenfeld is capable of (card to wallet while allowing you to sneak a peek at what is drawn or written on a business card) while costing just half the price and much less pocket space without the bulk.
I was chatting with a couple of magician buddies this morning about some of our favourite gaff wallets and despite all of us coming from different parts of the world, the clear consensus which came out from that convo was that
As I’m recuperating from the side effects of the Moderna vaccine, I thought I’d take some time out to share about one of my all time favourite reads from my magic/ mentalism library. Dice Mysteries by Steve Drury (co-founder of PSYCRETS British Society of Mystery Entertainers) comes in a gorgeous hardcopy and the delightful tome is 583 pages long. Read on to find out why I absolutely LOVE this book and consider it to be one of the best investments you can truly make.
A special 100th anniversary marked deck that’s been recreated and improved for the 21st century , and designed by Phil Smith? Say no more!
When my dear friend and fellow mentalist Steve Drury first told me about this exciting new project earlier this year, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the actual book. The Mystery Man: Classic Mentalism from Denmark by Dennis Hermanzo is one book that I can wholeheartedly recommend as a new inclusion in your library. But before I delve into the details, let’s first admire this gorgeous 274 page long hardcover published by Inner Rapport Publishing.