My understanding is that Mike Caveney is coming out with the following at the end of January:
Variations Revisited (an updated version of Earl Nelson's book Variations);
Versatile Card Magic Revisited (an updated version of Frank Simon's book); and
a DVD of Earl Nelson performing the moves from Versatile Card Magic
Christopher
Earl Nelson's Variations
Re: Earl Nelson's Variations
I saw Earl in NY a couple of months ago and bought the DVD for the VCM moves. It is great!!
Versatile Outjog Control/Switch Cull
The Informers
Teaser Bluff Switch
Cull Techniques
The Cull Switch
Holding Position
Bottom Reverse
Jim Patton's Bottom Reverse
The Cover Steal
Piet Forton's Pop Out Move
The Ultimate Pop Out Move
The Spread Palm
Pirandello Cut
Pirandello Undercut
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Versatile Outjog Control/Switch Cull
The Informers
Teaser Bluff Switch
Cull Techniques
The Cull Switch
Holding Position
Bottom Reverse
Jim Patton's Bottom Reverse
The Cover Steal
Piet Forton's Pop Out Move
The Ultimate Pop Out Move
The Spread Palm
Pirandello Cut
Pirandello Undercut
This is set up to show...
1. Audience View
2. Performers View
3. View from Below
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Re: Earl Nelson's Variations
Whew! The release of those books are going to be a lifesaver!
When I took my sabbatical from magic I packed up my magic library and put it into storage... at that time I didn't have any plans to get back into magic. Recently when I decided to re-enter the magic world after a 10 year break I reinstalled my library and discovered one box missing... in it is my first edition copy of Earl's Variations... talk about being a little depressed and frustrated! -- that book had given me quite a few wonderful routines that were in my repertoire...
While it won't be the same as my first edition copy (it's around here somewhere, just gotta go through more boxes), at least I'll have access to some incredible information that stood me well (and I suppose even more new stuff)...
:D
When I took my sabbatical from magic I packed up my magic library and put it into storage... at that time I didn't have any plans to get back into magic. Recently when I decided to re-enter the magic world after a 10 year break I reinstalled my library and discovered one box missing... in it is my first edition copy of Earl's Variations... talk about being a little depressed and frustrated! -- that book had given me quite a few wonderful routines that were in my repertoire...
While it won't be the same as my first edition copy (it's around here somewhere, just gotta go through more boxes), at least I'll have access to some incredible information that stood me well (and I suppose even more new stuff)...
:D