Hello!

I've just released a new ebook titled "Runes of Tomorrow", which might (or might not) be of interest.

For those who enjoy a lot of sales copy, imagine that this post is chock full of it!

Anything you release is of interest Tom. Magically speaking of course...

I agree!

I got this... For the Mentalistacly lovin types I would suggest Chromatic Clutch. Not hard at all and actually kinda fun...

For the card guys...And ya know who ya are... Dr. Griffins Palm will be worth the time ya spend on it... Not that the other stuff is lesser. Those are just the two I have spent the most time with...

Worth yer money...

Tony

The first review is out, over at the Genii forum.

People have been saying kind things about the ebook during the last few days.

Jim Steinmeyer said, in a very rare endorsement:
Runes of Tomorrow is the usual Tom Stone stuff: ‘Surprising’, ‘unique, and ‘astonishingly insightful.’
In fact, it might be a little more surprising than usual.
Tom’s always made me think about magic in new ways, and this little book is just filled with those inspirations.

http://wargmagic.com/shop/ebook/runes-of-tomorrow/

Hej Tom,

Is this new material or is it collected from your Genii column?

"Ball & Vase Challenge", "Chromatic Clutch" and "Dr. Griffin’s Palm" have seen print before in Genii.

"Mystery Inn", "Fatalistic Orb" are brand new.
"Deck of Decroux" is a piece I came up with in 1996, but have never published or even mentioned to anyone besides my closest friends.
"Fantasy Flight" is one of those "from the notebook" side items.

I'll send you a copy, and you can see for yourself. You have a PM.

I was surprised to read on the Genii forum that some though this ebook was expensive. In addition to his great thinking, Tom's ebooks are the best produced that I've purchased. And I have most of them. Everything from the design to the typesetting to the amazing number of illustrations he includes with each are first rate. No Stone is left unturned. I only wish others would put the same sort of production values that Tom does in his ebooks.

REVIEW: Runes of Tomorrow

http://forums.geniimagazine.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=45071


Tom Frame

Tom, you look like Snape on that cover! Sans the long black hair, of course! Very cool photo. I'm sure the material is top notch as well. Will have to get this.