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         Learn how to turn your Pockets into Lethal Weapons!
      As a bonus - you will finally understand what Misdirection is all about,
      and how it can make your magic shows better.  
     
    This book deals with your pockets, and how to use them for switches, ditches,
    steals etc. A whole chapter on stealing from your pockets. There are seven original
    routines with cards, toilet paper, eggs, newspapers, Coca Cola cans and more.  
    The extra bonus section Good enough for TV deals with
    this medium and its people, and teaches how to make your magic good enough to be shown on
    TV. If your magic is good enough for TV, it's good enough anywhere!  
    Learn about drama, choreographic misdirection, confidence and video evaluation.  
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      I rate this book and video set a
      must-have! 
      Steven Schneiderman, Rants
      & Riffs  
         
        Pocket Power is fabulous. It changed my magic. I look forward to future
        works. 
        Jon Dorbolo, U.S.A. 
     
    "The routines are uniformly excellent."
    "Choreographic Misdirection is a really excellent section" "This is an
    excellent book from a thinking magician... ...I very much recommend it!" 
    Michael Close, Magic Magazine 
     
    "I'm afraid I was a little rude after dinner,
    because I was so absorbed by this book." "The book is very good looking. The
    cover and inside lay-out are great." 
    Mac King, U.S.A. 
     
    "...an excellent no-gimmick bill switch and an
    excellent newspaper tear...a very strong effect for laymen." "Highly
    recommended!" 
    Phil Willmarth, Linking Ring 
     
    "This is the kind of magic I like. Everything is
    very direct and efficient." "Definitely a must for anyone appearing on
    television or wanting to appear on television." "I recommend it highly! It is
    also very nicely produced." 
    John Carney, U.S.A. 
     
    "I have learned a few things here! The little
    details you describe make all the difference." "What you say on magic for TV,
    contains ideas which are just as important for those who never appear on TV." 
    Tommy Wonder, Holland 
     
    "The chapter about stealing is truly
    outstanding." "...an excellent but brief three pages concerning misdirection,
    and a variety of practical advice." 
    Jamy Ian Swiss, Genii 
     
    "An excellent collection of different techniques
    for switching, ditching and stealing. The illustrations are clear and the explanations are
    superb." "An excellent book which I warmly recommend!" 
    Lennart Green, Sweden 
     
    "Your misdirection makes the palming in the
    Norwegian Travelers routine completely undetectable." " The bill switch is the
    best one I've ever seen." 
    Toreno, Norway 
     
    This is an excellent book, full of good material and
    advice. 
    Dave Jones, The Conjuror 
     
    "...an excellent Toilet Paper to Egg handling and
    the Almost Ultimate Newspaper Trick, a superb combination of water-in-newspaper and
    T&R" 
    Shaun McGree, ABRA 
         
        O vídeo Pocket Power (50 minutos de duração), apresentado pelo jovem
        mágico norueguês Jarle Leirpoll é muito bom para demonstrar os
        efeitos que o autor descreveu no livro de 64 páginas que tem o mesmo
        título. Entre diversos efeitos, Jarle ensina como retirar do próprio
        sapato uma lata cheia de refrigerante e como "transformar" uma
        nota de dinheiro em outra sem o uso do conhecido aparato manual. O
        vídeo e o livro podem ser adquiridos através do site do mágico em: 
        http://www.leirpoll.com 
        Mahatma (Philippe Piet van Putten) 
        Editor Artes Mágicas
          
        I finished to read (not to digest...;-) Pocket Power. It's really a
        great book! I like Norwegian Travelers - it's a very good piece of
        magic. I have also finished reading Leading With your Head, and you're
        right: It's a very good book about misdirection. Thanks for the advice!
  
        Guillaume Singer, France
         
         
         
        I should admit now that I am a fan of yours! I have your book Pocket
        Power, and like it very much. the advice contained within it has help me
        use moves that otherwise I would have considered too risky. So thanks
        for that!
         
        Terry Ford
         
         
        The theoretical parts are sublime! I’ll read them again and again, and
        study them as well as I can, because that’s very important for me. The
        Coke In Shoe is a must! Man, I really love that one!!! I don’t think I’ll
        ever take it out of my repertoire. And the No Gimmick Bill Change is
        without any question a true gem! 
        Loved the Stealing chapter. I also must say I laughed (out loud,
        sometimes…) with your subtle jokes spread in the text. Nice! 
        Your book as become a reference for my work from now on. I’ll read it
        again and re-read it, ‘cause I just love it. 
        Thank you once again for sharing your thoughts, ideas and knowledge
        trough the book, and for helping me find my way to grow up in magic. 
        João Peneda, Portugal
         
         
        Thanks for one of the MUST HAVE books out there!!! I recommend Pocket
        Power often. It keeps me thinking and focused on the naturalness of it
        all. Thanks for giving this subject so much time and effort....it shows! 
        I'm ready for MORE !! Deck switches for sure! 
        James Colvin Sterling, Va. USA 
        
         
        I have been a big fan of your magic since I saw you at the 
        Blackpool convention a few years ago. I own your Pocket Power book and 
        video which are very wonderful indeed. I also bought your Card in 
        Mousetrap at the Blackpool Convention a couple of weeks ago, which I 
        can't wait to start working on. Your Bill Switch is one of my most 
        popular effects; my audiences are always talking about this effect. So I 
        owe you a big thank you. 
        Iain Moran, England 
          
         
         
           
               
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