This is the best thing to happen since Tom Stone's now legendary releases Vortex (2010) and Maelstrom (2011), both long sold out. An intriguing collection of card and parlor magic. 10 tricks, 32 pages, 81 illustrations. Limited edition of only 50 pcs. - exclusively published by Pegani and only available from here.
Within the pages of Knytkalas you will find these ten items:
- Strange Logic A very surprising 3-point transposition with hints of Walton’s “Runaround” and Vernon’s “Follow the Leader”.
- Epimorphosis An almost automatic solution to the Torn and Restored Cigarette Paper plot. Two handlings, in the second a spectator also restores their pieces, without knowing how!
- Case Number (Tomas Blomberg) A Card Across concoction that is one parts silliness and nine parts deviousness.
- Tears of Osiris This is the ‘Flagship item’ of this book. In a stunningly clean and surprising way, torn pieces of a signed card vanishes and reappear underneath a Joker on the table. The last piece refuses to go… and is found to have transformed into a piece of a Joker. All the torn pieces are now suddenly from a Joker. The card the torn and signed pieces had gathered underneath is now turned over – it is now the signed card, restored and pristine.
- Paperballs in the Bag Inspired by Slydini’s Paperballs in the Hat, but with minimal repetition of method, and with a great ending.
- Odd(s) Triumph (Tomas Blomberg) A Triumph that creates a sensation that is difficult to capture in words, where a selected card seems to materialize in the hands of the person who selected it.
- Mirror Blank Two people mirror each others movements and gestures, and suddenly their minds connect.
- Thum-B-chop This is just a silly nonsense trick that will make you giggle.
- Gumshoe (Henrik Holmberg) An almost self-working Sandwich trick with a detective theme, with dramatic twists and turns, and with an uncanny ability to be adaptable for commentary on current events.
- Transreality Leap II Here we manipulate and transverse the multiverse to find the very best timeline. Yes, you read that right.
You should buy this book. You will not be disappointed!
