Hi guys! Here to share the great news of Pit Hartling's up and coming book, "In Order To Amaze".

It would be a collection of 21 memorized deck routine, and just 3 of them requires the use of Tamariz's Stack.

Book will be out this autumn, so do keep a lookout for that. Can't wait for this to come out, as well as Woody Aragon's Memorandum. Great year for Mem Deck users.

http://www.inordertoamaze.com/#content

Hartling always delivers. Looking very much forward to his new oeuvre!

Great news !

Oboy, this is great news. The book is now on my wish-list.

Thanks for the notice!

I'm waiting with bated breath for this! So few books dedicated (at least in a major part) to stack work are released that when something like this comes along I can't help but jump on it.

+1

Been a fan of Pit and his Mem work for a while. Ironically, I just wrote myself a reminder to look into this when it's released...Very interested to pick up a copy!

I'm also looking forward to it. I like to perform "the Core" in small groups and eager to learn the other ideas.

Pit lectured at this past 4F on material within in the book. Sadly, I had an emergency to deal with and missed it..It was one the most talked about parts of the convention though!

I may be having a blonde moment...

So 3 tricks require Tamariz's stack while the rest can be done with any stack? That means everything can be done with Tamariz's stack?

Yes, that's the idea ;-) Good news isn't it ?

Still checking my email daily for an update on this. I don't suppose anyone has heard anything?

A message from Pit "Hi Simon! Good to hear from you; how are you?

The book is written, the photos taken. Currently proofreading. Then: Layout, printing, done! Another few weeks, depending on the printer. I'll let you know 😊

Merci, mon ami! 😊"

Any information on the price yet ?

I expect it to be priceless.

So it's on the torrents already?

Do you know if this effect from the book, Poker Formulas, is stack-specific or not?

https://youtu.be/v1PuKN-w4-s

One more book to add to my wish list.

Funny; I discovered the video yesterday and had exactly the same question. If it is stack dependend it might be interesting trying to adapt for another stack.