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walidosama Regular user algeria 107 Posts 
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Hello can you recommend classic mentalism books
i read some of them and now I can make a show 13 steps peak performance practical mental... |
molinaf New user 1 Post
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The Mentalist 9 Steps to Influence by Ehud Segev and Tricks of the Mind by Derren Brown
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walidosama Regular user algeria 107 Posts
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On Nov 25, 2019, molinaf wrote: i have tricks of the mind i will bay the mentalist 9 steps thank you |
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Signet Loyal user 257 Posts
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Theodore Anneman has some of the best mentalist routines you'll ever read. He was a really brilliant man.
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HofzinsersFan New user Scotland 81 Posts
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Thirteen Steps To Mentalism by Tony Corinda?
This is like 'The Royal Road to Card Magic' but for Mentalism in my humble opinion. It doesn't cover EVERYTHING but it covers all of the basics, which as far as I know, are still at the root of most Mentalism effects today! I love my copy and will treasure it always! Available at Amazon of course, go for the 'nearly new' copies and you'll get a great bargain! 
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. What do you mean you don't read?
. You need to read FITZKEE - Dick Oslund, 2019. |
Silversleights04 Regular user Houston, Texas 184 Posts
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Theo Annemann's Practical Mental Magic and One Man Psychic Routine are two very strong resources. Modern classics worth getting are The Artful Mentalism of Bob Cassidy Vol 2 and Elliott Bressler's Switchcraft. You could start a career in mentalism with those books and some stagecraft.
-Magic sees Magic-
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