Behold! “Redivider” by Phil Goldstein! Prepare to be amazed by 24 mind-blowing card tricks & mental feats. Download now & unlock the secrets! (152 characters)
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Discover Redivider by Phil Goldstein – A Masterpiece of Card Magic
Phil Goldstein, a revered name in the world of magic, has once again captivated audiences with his latest creation, Redivider. This instant download ebook is a treasure trove of 24 ingenious card tricks and routines that promise to astound and entertain. Since the release of his acclaimed book, Thabbatical, which is now a rare collector’s item, enthusiasts have eagerly awaited Goldstein’s next move. Redivider is a testament to his relentless innovation and deep understanding of magic.
What Makes Redivider Unique?
- Innovative Principle: Each of the 24 tricks is based on a single, fascinating principle that is both easy to grasp and highly effective.
- Diverse Routines: From mental feats and a devilish repeat Do-as-I-Do to a captivating detective mystery and a Poker demonstration with a historical twist, the variety ensures there’s something for every magic enthusiast.
- Engaging Presentations: Goldstein’s storytelling prowess brings each routine to life, making them not just tricks, but memorable experiences for your audience.
- Minimal Manipulation: Perfect for magicians of all skill levels, the tricks require minimal sleight of hand, making them accessible yet deeply impactful.
With clear explanations and progressive complexity, Redivider guides you from simple applications to more sophisticated and baffling routines. Each trick is accompanied by a full, entertaining presentation that showcases Goldstein’s signature style.
Format: Ebook, 80 pages – Instant Download.
It has been a few years since Phil Goldstein’s last book of magic, Thabbatical, was released. It is now a sought-after work, out-of-print with secondhand copies hard to obtain. So what has Mr. Goldstein been up to since then?
The answer is Redivider, a book containing 24 tricks and routines with cards, including mental feats, a devilish repeat Do-as-I-Do, a detective mystery, a lesson in sexual politics, a Poker demonstration with an historical surprise finish, and more-all based on one fascinating principle (no, not that principle, but a good one, nonetheless), with minimal manipulation. Mr. Goldstein, after giving a clear explanation of the self-working principle underlying all the pieces in the book, leads you from simple applications to ever more clever and confounding tricks and routines, many with full and very entertaining presentations.
Ebook, 80 pages.
