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Amnesia

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Book by Vincent Hedan ()

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Can you perform Mnemonica miracles WITHOUT memorizing the stack? Vincent Hedan proves its possible with his amazing book Amnesia.

Vincent dedicated 15 years of his life to discovering unique properties within Juan Tamariz's famous stacked deck that can be done without ever having to know the order of the deck.

All you need to do is arrange an ordinary deck of cards in the order listed in the book and then follow the step-by-step guides. The impressive card magic included in this book is a mix of everything from self-working effects to visual tricks and mentalism. There are a variety of innovative concepts and sleights included as well.

This softcover book has more than 200 pages and 300 illustrations. You'll also receive a BONUS DOWNLOAD with 13 extra videos.

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Garry

A great book, great format with plenty of images and very easy to understand too.

 

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  • Scott asks: When will this book be released?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: We expect to have it on the 28th January.

  • Cheyun asks: Does all the routines use the same stack or each has different stack?

    • 1. Samuel answers: No, the stacks are different. Some are the same, some slightly different, some greatly different.
    • 2. Mathieu answers: Based on the description it's pretty clear all the routines are based on the Juan Tamariz mnemonica stack. So the answer is: a single stack for the entire book.
    • 3. Vincent answers: The first half of the book uses an order obtained from Mnemonica, that then goes partially back to Mnemonica, getting closer with each routine performed. The second half of the book uses Mnemonica.
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