This is an English translation of La Magie du Sorcier, originally published in French. It details the tricks, moves, ideas and improvements of Rezvani, the Iranian (modern Persian) magician who has been such a sensation among the magicians of Paris.
Particularly featured is the first complete explanation in English of The Tomato Trick as performed by the Arabian magicians on the streets of the cities of The Near East.

Predominantly cards, with a few bits of mentalism.

From the introduction:

This book is a compilation of my seven softback booklets, the first of which appeared in 1993. They were issued in fairly short print runs, and they kept going out of print.

Those I published myself were:

Imp Romp 2
Shampagne
The Spring of 52
Con Sessions
Lusions
Counter Feats

The seventh (Cardiograms) was published by Repro.

Mostly cards, with 2 coin tricks and a newspaper "book test."

Mostly cards with a couple of mentalism items and a coin trick.

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Luke Jermay has done it again! He has decided to release more of his awesome material, the routines which he uses to stun audiences around the world. In this important new volume, Luke has tipped the real work on using Suggestion Techniques. Luke covers the Definition = Creation theory along with several other techniques and teachings. This, coupled with his ground breaking applications of the four Convincers, is enough to transform and amplify your performances right away. But that's just for starters! Wait until you see some of the effects he teaches.

A Tour on the Bizarre Side

Of Such Things are Nightmares Made!

Fiery signs
Stigmata
Oozing ichor
Moving statues
Infants' femurs
Mind-reading fungus
Thoughts made solid
Spectral music and...
The Apocalypse
What more could you want?

This IS your father's bizarre magick, full of alien gods, scuttering monsters, pentagrams and flash paper!

Roughly Translated from German
"EX FAUSTIBUS" by Borodin

This time is dedicated to the author of Mental tricks that you can put off the cuff, so if you want to be prepared without demonstrating something with objects that happen to be on the scene at hand. After the introductory remarks, which contain many important clues about the presentation of mental magic, follows the first chapter, entitled "BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS". Here you will learn different Forcing demonstration of book tests, in which you find out apparently by the spectator merely thought words.