Variations Revisited
Author: Earl Nelson
Introduction by Dai Vernon
151 pages
Hardbound with dust jacket
Author: Earl Nelson
Introduction by Dai Vernon
151 pages
Hardbound with dust jacket
Author: Earl Nelson
Introduction by Dai Vernon
151 pages
Hardbound with dust jacket
After being out of print for nearly twenty-five years, copies of Earl Nelson's Variations were fetching over $200, and no wonder. Earl has twice been voted Close-Up Magician of the Year at the Magic Castle. With the publication of Variations Revisited, Earl's book is back bigger and better than ever. Though it contains all of the original material, Variations Revisited is definitely not a reprint. The original text has been corrected and expanded, there are 270 new, crystal-clear photographs by Bill Taylor, the new size allows it to lay flat on the table for ease of study and there is an entire section of brand new material. It is here you will find the incredible Miller Variable Placement. Upon seeing Earl perform this versatile move, some of the most knowledgeable magicians in the business called it revolutionary. 151 pages, introduction by Dai Vernon, hardbound with a striking dustjacket.
A PEEK INSIDE EARL NELSON'S VARIATIONS REVISITED
Table of Contents
Publisher's Note
Foreword Dai Vernon
Preface Earl Nelson
Section One Cards
Reset Reset
Between Your Points of Departure
Slow Motion Top Change
Color Changing Deck
The Haunted Card
Exploding Aces
Pass the Sandwich
Submarine Sandwich
About Faces Aces
Wrist Turn Bluff Shift
Sleeve Aces
Section Two Cards & Coins
Pretty Good Coins Across
Coined Card
The $1.50 Vanish
Four the Hard Way
Four the Easy Way
Section Three Finger Rings
Clifton's Ring Move
Earl's Ring Move
Impromptu Flying Ring
Section Four Bonus Effects
Hit and Run Aces
The Changing of the Card
Section Five New Material
Miller Variable Placement
MVPalm
Low Fat Sandwich
Inspired by Marnase
Face Up Flyers Re-Blocked
Commentary: Why and Why Not
REVIEWS
For anyone unfamiliar with [Earl] Nelson and his work, let it suffice to say that he belongs in the pantheon of the very best 20th century close-up magicians. If you're serious about high-quality card magic, and you appreciate when it is taught and photographed properly, then it's about time you revisited Variations Revisited.
—Jason England, MAGIC magazine.
Earl Nelson has deservedly taken his place as one of the true masters of intimate sleight-of-hand magic of our time.
—Genii magazine.
I can virtually guarantee there are things here you can and will use. Highly recommended.
—Linking Ring magazine.