Harry Lorayne is an American magician and a memory-training specialist and writer who was called 'The Yoda of Memory Training' by Time magazine. He is well known for his mnemonic demonstrations and has appeared on numerous television shows including The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. If time is money, then memory is the bank and Harry Lorayne will show you how to. To ask other readers questions about Page-a-Minute Memory Book, please.
Are You Getting Your Money's Worth? Are You Ever!! 720 jam-packed pages--plus over 20 pages of indexes.
Over 250 card effects, over 140 coin effects, 145 other items, plus articles and editorials! Items by hundreds of contributors, including: Dai Vernon, Ed Marlo, Brother John Hamman, Ken Krenzel, Slydini, Frank Garcia, Derek Dingle, David Roth, Trevor Lewis, Paul Harris, John Cornelius, Bernard Bilis, Max Maven (and Phil Goldstein), Martin Gardner, Karrell Fox, Herb Zarrow, J.K. Hartman, Eddie Fechter, Gene Finnell, Bob Fitch, Richard Kaufman, Paul Gertner, Terry Lagerould, Sid Lorraine, Jeff McBride, Tom Mullica, Louis Falanga, Patrick Page, Larry Jennings, Roger Klause and many, many more! This is your official PenguinMagic reviewer, B_Magic.
This may well be the best book series in magic ever created! If you are here looking at this book, just add it to cart! It truly is the best! Apparently, Apocalypse used to be a monthly newsletter that was mailed to magician subscribers back in the day, and boy did those people get a real treat. We're even luckier today that the series has been compiled into 4 books which, for me, are like THE encyclopedia of magic. There's everything in here, from beginner effects to really advanced and difficult tricks. There's cards, coins, close-up.
Parlor, essays, theory, and just about everything you could possibly want in a magic resource such as this. Just one book could take a lifetime to learn and master every trick within its pages. THESE BOOKS ARE MASSIVE! I absolutely love my Apocalypse books and wouldn't trade them for anything. It's a great resource, something fun to read, and a great book to flip through over the years and find some gems.
Definitely a must buy! B_Magic 1 of 1 magicians found this helpful. Let me preface this by saying that over the past year I've been writing a series of reviews about Apocalypse. Essentially the idea was/is to review an issue of Apocalypse every so often. You are getting 60 issues of Apocalypse inside this book. That's because each year/volume there were 12 issue sent out. You get five volumes of Apocalypse inside this mammoth book.
There are 720 pages that are TRULY 'jam-packed' with excellent magic. There are three other books of this kind, each containing five volumes of Apocalypse. If you bought all four books of Apocalypse (as I have), you would have 2,800 pages of magic that you could literally build your career off of. The Apocalypse books are my absolute best investment in magic.EVER. Here is my first review that I wrote for the first issue of Apocalypse. ----------------------------------------------------------- Apocalypse: Vol.1 No.1 History Class. This is a series of reviews which provides a detailed review of one monthly issue of the magazine Apocalypse each week.
For anyone who doesn't know, Apocalypse was a magazine started by Harry Lorayne and Richard Kaufman. After the first year, however, Richard Kaufman left the magazine because it was beginning to become a burden on his own pursuits.
(He was still in college at the time!) Anyway, Harry Lorayne continued the magazine every month for another 19 years! Apocalypse always provided an average of 7 different close-up effects that usually were very diverse. That's just a little bit of history, but now onto the stuff you really want to hear about; the effects! Effects- Interlaced Vanish (Paul Harris) Three face-down aces are interlaced between four face-up kings and the last ace is placed in between the spectator's filthy, grease-ridden hands. The three interlaced aces instantly vanish in a flash and the ace in the spectator's hands has turned blank! Three of the aces are cut to in the deck and the last one is found in the closed card case, which the magician has not even touched!
The vanish of the three aces is truly startling and super convincing. Now, imagine being able to do all of this with no palming, no lapping, impromptu, and no extra cards! What a fantastic start to a fantastic issue!
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Visual Drop Switch (Richard Kaufman) This is a very nice, coin switch that happens as a coin is dropped from the fingertips, to the other hand (or wherever really). This can be used a a visual change like in a Spellbound routine or as a secretive switch.It's so nice because the coin apparently never goes out of view. Plus, it's super easy, in fact, it's practically self-working. Artisteer 5.2.0.66471 final with keygen-rept by senzati. You'll fool yourself in the mirror with this! It's definitely one of my favorite coin switches. Instant Sandwich Catch (Harry Lorayne) A spectator names any pair of mates and the magician picks a card which he fairly buries into the deck. The two face-up mates are then run through the deck and, of course, they have 'caught' the face-down selection between them.There's nothing really new here method wise, but as Harry himself said, 'It's the presentation and the handling that fools.'