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Reviewed in [[Genii 1994 March]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:53, 15 September 2011
| The Warpsmith's Toolbox | |
| Author | Tom Stone |
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| Publication Date | 1993 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 62 |
This was the first time Tom Stone published his ideas in English.
Reviewed in Genii 1994 March
Contents
- Foreword by Lennart Green.
- Ambivalent Travellers - An easy version of Travelers for table-hopping using half cards.
- Flight of the Bottle Cap - A bottle cap disappears and is found securely back on the bottle it originally came from.
- The Impromptu Cigarette Tear - A filter tip of a cigarette is torn off, then thrown back on again.
- The One Coin Opener - A multi-phase routine with a coin.
- Wishbringer by Chris Cox - A card trick with a hypnosis presentation.
- Subliminal Persuation - Hidden messages appear on the cards in a deck.
- The Transreality Leap by Karl Grendel - Transformation of a written message on a playing card.
- T S Cigarette Vanish - A cigarette vanishes when it is lighted.
- Gumshoe by Chris Cox - A sandwich effect.