X-Finger KILLS for lay people. There's a ridiculous amount of applications for this thing as well. As I've mentioned a few times before, a lot of people have probably passed on X-Finger because THEY saw what it is but did not understand the difference between what THEY see and what the SPECS see. If you're picking this up hoping for a magi fooler, move along move along, if you want to astound your lay audience, it is absolute KILLER both method and the vast amount of routines taught.

I did this for my wife and she just kept looking at me funny. I could see her brains oozing out her ears. She has seen lots of magic but this is a unexpected off beat type of trick.

Can anyone tell me which issue of MUM the review Tennispro is referring to may be found? I don't recall seeing it.

Sorry Geoff, never saw it. But it does not matter. It's what the people who use it say.

I am finishing up a booklet that will cover new subtleties, ideas, and applications for the X-finger principle that I have been developing for the past two years. This is an open call for submissions. I am very interested to see any creative, original routines you guys have come up with. If its a new idea and I like it, I will include it in the booklet and you will receive a free copy. (I might send you a free copy regardless of whether or not I use your submission if its very unique.) If you want to share your routine with me but not submit it for publication, please specify that.

All entries will be judged only by myself. There is not a set deadline, but I would not wait if you would like to submit an idea. The booklet will come out whenever I feel its ready, which could be as soon as December. PS I am looking more for thought out routines, rather than laundry lists of ideas.

This has been out awhile now. Anyone still using it?

I still use it when doing impromptu kids magic. I like making a little happy face change from smiling to frowning, and stuff like that. -Matt

I use the method as a crib