Lucky by John Bannon

This remarkable 104-page book was exclusively available at a select few lectures John Bannon held in 2016. If you’re looking to add this collector’s item to your library, act quickly and secure your copy now!

In John’s own words:

‘This volume is for those who share a passion for card magic. Eight of the ten discussions are previously unpublished, while the other two are highlighted for special attention. All tricks utilize standard playing cards, with eight being essentially impromptu. One is a fractal packet trick, and another requires a three-by-five card. A diverse collection, but hopefully appealing.’

CONTENTS

• Chop Shop – A blend of card trick and Chop Cup.
• Proxy Shock – Performer reveals a thought-of card.
• Cut and Run – An extended cut reveals four Aces (or any desired cards).
• Hybrid Holdout – Participant shuffles and cuts; top stock is controlled.
• Stealth Assembly (J. Carey) – A straightforward Ace assembly.
• Big Fat Bluff Assembly – A seemingly fair Ace assembly.
• Plot Twist – The ultimate ending to Dai Vernon’s ‘Twisting The Aces.’
• Triplicity – Three stunning demonstrations of psychic ability.
• Blues Alley Jokers – A surprising appearance of Jokers around a selected card.
• A Fred By Any Other Name – The quirky performer names all cards, including yours.

Soft-backed with over 100 pages of Bannon’s magic!

What People Are Saying About John Bannon’s ‘LUCKY’

“John recently showed me a few items from his new book ‘Lucky.’ I see a lot of magic and can sometimes feel jaded. However, I was instantly reminded of the excitement of witnessing my first magic trick as a child. Great ideas, fooling effects, and inspiring presentations. I couldn’t wait to add these secrets to my repertoire. If you’re a John Bannon fan, you’ll want to grab this!” – Tim Trono

“I purchased your effect on Penguin yesterday and love it for its simplicity and impact. Your magic is filled with these straightforward methods to create miracles.” – Gaetan Bloom (on ‘A Fred By Any Other Name’)

“I adore this … even a mentalist who never uses cards will find angles.” – Marc Salem (on ‘A Fred By Any Other Name’)