Prepare to be amazed! “Curious Impuzzibilities” by Jim Steinmeyer unveils mind-bending magic. Predict phone numbers, arrange cards perfectly, & experience interactive mentalism. 34 pages of wonder await!
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Curious Impuzzibilities by Jim Steinmeyer
Dive into the mesmerizing world of Jim Steinmeyer’s Curious Impuzzibilities – a masterclass in magic and mentalism that will leave you and your audience spellbound. This eighth installment, published in June 2020, is packed with mind-blowing effects, ingenious routines, and interactive wonders perfect for magicians of all levels.
Featured Effects
- The Blunt Force: A breathtaking routine where your spectator mysteriously predicts your phone number.
- The Excessive Force: A fresh and clever variation on the classic Nine Card Problem, where a spectator arranges a packet of cards perfectly.
- The “I Forgot of Something”: An incredible interactive trick that stuns whether performed for one person or a thousand.
- The Instructions What Make It Work & The Poem What Reads Your Mind: Two brilliant mentalism routines that allow you to seemingly pluck thoughts from spectators’ minds with almost nothing (or in the poem’s case, with absolutely nothing at all!).
This volume includes a total of 11 captivating effects, spanning 34 pages of expert craftsmanship. Whether you’re looking to expand your repertoire, refine your presentation, or simply enjoy Steinmeyer’s creative genius, Curious Impuzzibilities #8 is a must-have.
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Number eight, published in June 2020, features The Blunt Force, in which the spectator seems to predict your phone number, and the Excessive Force, a variation on the famous Nine Card Problem, in which the spectator perfectly arranges a packet of cards.
In addition, The “I Forgot of Something,” is an incredible interactive trick, perfect for one person or a thousand people. The Instructions What Make it Work and The Poem What Reads Your Mind are two ingenious mental routines, arranged to read the thoughts of spectators with almost nothing at all (or, in the case of the poem, with absolutely nothing!) eleven effects, 34 pages.
