While you should read 'Temporarily Out of Order', you don't have to read it to understand 'Sleightly Out of Order'. shop 2023.Following the massive success of 'Temporarily Out of Order', Patrick Redford is thrilled to introduce the second book in the 'Out of Order' series-'Sleightly Out of Order'. UK Ltd is a company registered in England and Wales with company number 09430707. Shuffle-bored presents Simon’s self-working, totally hands-off card miracle: without any questions, outs, gaffs, ambiguities or moves – and without ever touching the cards – the performer announces exactly how many cards are face up, in a spectator freely shuffled deck! plus additional effects published in Kabbala and Hierophant. Includes Red See Passover, Simon’s Favorite Card Trick, Mis-mate, Simon’s underground treatise on the memorized deck principles (that started the current wave of memorized miracles), an entire chapter on subtle uses of the advertising card, Under Cover Four Play, Ad-Jacent, and the original presentation of the Aronson stack (with three different poker deals, a perfect bridge hand, spelling combinations, a blackjack deal, and more). Contains the complete texts of his first three books, The Card Ideas of Simon Aronson (1978), A Stack to Remember (1979) and Shuffle-bored (1980). Simon’s collected early works, compiled in one volume.

If you’re less interested in other tricks or beginning work on memorized deck,, we suggest starting with Simply Simon. If you like fooling magicians, this trick alone is worth the price of the book. This book also includes “Red See Passover,” arguably the finest two-deck trick ever devised. There’s some sleight of hand, lots of self-working effects, the marketed Ad-Jacent (usually sold separately) is fully explained, and you get the best beginner guide to memorizing a deck. Like much of Aronson’s material, it will fool you as you learn it! This trick takes dozens of pages to explain, yet it’s completely self-working. What’s more, you get “Shuffle-Bored,” an iconic card trick that still garners chatter and acclaim more than 25 years after it was published. There is a reason that cards 48 and 50 are what they are, and there’s a reason the Aces are at 6, 10, 18, and 22. Most importantly, this is the only place that all the HIDDEN SECRETS Simon built into his stack are explained. It’s all of Aronson’s early works, including A Stack to Remember, which gives you all the introductory tips and techniques to memorizing a deck, as well as some great yet simple tricks using the memorized deck stack. This book is actually four books combined into one (“bound” to please, get it?). If you decide to buy Simon Aronson's books separately, start with Bound to Please.

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