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Due to various reasons, I will remove all my ebooks tomorrow.
After December 31, they will become unavailable, and will not return.
http://shop.tomstone.se

If you don't have these, you're really missing some great thinking and some great magic. Surf on over to Tom's site and check them out before it's too late.

Matt Field

bought 2 earlier today. very pleased... wish I had time (money) to pick up more today.

my first disappointment of 2010 is not being able to buy them all.

Tom has made all his ebooks available for two days only. They'll be gone again by Saturday morning.

Thanks for the heads up.
I recently read the 2010 Genii feature on Tom and wanted to get my hands on some of his material (thinking).
DL'd Random walk, Plots, Spells, and Typos, Marvelpiece, and Flatland. Now to find a cave to hide in before my wife finds out.

You can never go wrong with anything Tom Stone has sold.
Never!

Any particular recommendations?

Were any of these included in the big books?

Some of the material was included in the two large books, but not all. For the price, all of them are more than worth it.

I love Tom's e-books. There is a wealth of material not included in "Vortex" or "Maelstrom." Get 'em while you can.

Matt Field

Mike Remington wrote:Any particular recommendations?

Were any of these included in the big books?

I haven't had time to read everything I got. I wanted to grab some things during this two-day window so I clicked through the links on Tom's website to read the reviews here and on the MC to decide.

That said, if you're a card guy, Flatland Fever is a no-brainer. I am glad I got it.

If anyone here isn't a Genii subscriber, I've collected essays from my first year as an Genii columnist in an ebook titled "Scribbles 2009" at http://shop.tomstone.se

Needless to say, highly recommended. Tom is one of magic's most original thinkers, pushing against boundaries most of us had never thought about before.

I've also collected writings on advanced misdirection from 2011 in the ebook "Stonebound 2011".
26 pages, 71 illustrations and 3 animations.

Tom Stone's lecture on misdirection at the Genii Bash was, for me, a standout in an event that was packed with many of the best performers and lecturers in the magic world.

Thanks! By the way, I would not be at all distraught if anyone would post about the most recent collections over at Magic Cafe. ;)
Can't do it myself since I'm banned there.

Posted the info on the Caf.

Matt Field