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20 effects. Mostly card effects, but some involve coins, books, Post-it notes, drawings, business cards, and newspapers._x000D_

What they’ve said about Lewis Jones’s other books —

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What they say about The Magic Gourmet:

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If you are looking for a stimulating book of magic, mostly but not entirely involving cards, a book which consists of tricks which will take a bit of work but are worth it, I highly recommend Lewis Jones’s The_x000D_
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— Matthew Field (Magic Circular, January 2008)

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This book has something, actually a lot, for most magicians. It is a pleasant read, has many photographs, contains world-class close-up magic, and it is all easy to do! Highly recommended._x000D_
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— Paul A. Lelekis (The Linking Ring, January 2008)

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I highly recommend the Lewis Jones set of card books … I know that most magicians will go through life performing the same six or seven tricks … Me too, but I have added several to my permanent performance range, thanks to Lewis._x000D_
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— Paul Daniels_x000D_
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Do not buy these books. They give away too many secrets._x000D_
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— Penn and Teller_x000D_
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Lewis Jones really does ponder his subject at length. In this respect I am reminded of Paul Curry and Stewart James … His thoughtful and analytical approach is not at all out of place in such company._x000D_
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— Al Smith (Abra)_x000D_
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Back in 2001, I was sharply chastized for mentioning Lewis Jones, then a little-known British card genius whose manuscripts were closely guarded by those fortunate to have acquired them … For those unfamiliar with Lewis Jones, he is an original of the stripe of Jerry Andrus, Simon Aronson, and Lennart Green. In Jones’ case, his originality lies in a depth of thinking that leads to why-didn’t-I-think-of-that sleights or to devilishly clever mathematical (often self-working) mysteries. Jones’ trick descriptions will tantalize you. They read like dealer ads, yet, unlike many dealer ads, they deliver on their promises._x000D_
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— Steve Bryant (Little Egypt Magic)_x000D_
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Lewis Jones is one of the great creative minds in magic. He specialises in close-up card magic with an ungaffed deck, placing the emphasis on ingenuity rather than sleights … Lewis has a remarkable mind, which, allied to a profound knowledge of existing card methodology, comes up with alarmingly baffling plots and equally deceptive methods._x000D_
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— Ian Rowland_x000D_
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I was reminded of the creations of Stewart James._x000D_
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— Michael Close (Magic)_x000D_
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Among authors of card magic, Lewis is easily in my top ten. His approach is off the wall and his results are out of this world._x000D_
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— Steve Beam (the Linking Ring)_x000D_

10 x 7 inches (246 x 175 mm) softback, with full-colour cover_x000D_
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85 pages, with photographic illustrations

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PLEASE NOTE: This item is a digital download ,Gimmick not included

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