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The Magic of Haskell by Bob HaskellThe Magic of Haskell
by Bob Haskell

Bob Haskell's genius for brilliant story plots and well-thought-out mechanics made him a master of cabaret and platform magic.

The inventor of such masterpieces as the Split Deck and the X-Salted Shaker digs deep into his performing repertoire to give you 17 of his favorites.

Ranging from effects with cards, rope, a beautiful animated silk mystery, and a pair of mysteries using the “tap-it” principle, there’s something within these pages for almost any necromancer worth his (or her) salt.

Here's magic for the performer who's up on basic card sleights and/or who can handle an effect using memorized patter (such as "The Dalton Boys"), with which you'll delight even the most steadfast of audiences.

Long out of print, this revised edition features two new chapters, plus important edits and updates.

CONTENTS

  • Foreword
  • Introduction
  • Haskell Promotional Flyer
  • Red and Blue Transition #1
  • Red and Blue Transition #2
  • "Much Ado About Nothing"
  • "With a Forcing Deck"
  • Rope-It
  • Psychic Tapping #1
  • Psychic Tapping #2
  • The Gypsy's Blessing
  • Impromptu Torn & Restored Card
  • Instant Transposition
  • Four Aces — For Stage or Platform
  • The Dalton Boys
  • Bloodhound Tape
  • Glass Suspension
  • Science in Magic
  • Routine with a Rope
  • Acrobatic Silk
  • About the Author


"Very well done." (William W. Larsen, Jr.)


This book is offered in both digital and print editions.
(A) Get the digital edition from Lybrary.com, or

(B) Get the print edition from House of Mystery Books.


 

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