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Huot’s original material has also been published in [[Genii Magazine]], [[MAGIC]], [[Northern Peaks]], [[David Acer]]’s [[Random Acts of Magic]] (2004), [[John Lovick]]’s [[Switch]] (2006), and in a small collection of his own tricks, [[Seven by Michel Huot]] (Acer, 2003). | Huot’s original material has also been published in [[Genii Magazine]], [[MAGIC]], [[Northern Peaks]], [[David Acer]]’s [[Random Acts of Magic]] (2004), [[John Lovick]]’s [[Switch]] (2006), and in a small collection of his own tricks, [[Seven by Michel Huot]] (Acer, 2003). | ||
{{Youtube Thumb|WRGFX5kqxCA|400|Michel Huot's Ultimate Aces | {{Youtube Thumb|WRGFX5kqxCA|400|Michel Huot's Ultimate Aces from [[Seven by Michel Huot]]}} | ||
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Revision as of 18:00, 13 July 2008
Michel Huot is a Montreal-based close-up magician who, among other things, has performed several unusual (and noteworthy) acts at Fechter’s Finger Flicking Frolic, including a memorable appearance in 2007 with fellow Montrealer Yannick Lacroix as “The Human Deck of Cards.”
Huot’s original material has also been published in Genii Magazine, MAGIC, Northern Peaks, David Acer’s Random Acts of Magic (2004), John Lovick’s Switch (2006), and in a small collection of his own tricks, Seven by Michel Huot (Acer, 2003).
Michel Huot's Ultimate Aces from Seven by Michel Huot