Werner Miller’s inaugural English release features 51 incredible tricks rooted in ingenious mathematical concepts. This collection includes not only card, number, and dice tricks but also fascinating topological illusions using paper and cardboard.

Among my favorites is “Quick Change Square,” where a 4×4 grid transforms from a non-magic square to a magic square in an instant. In “Crazy Square,” Miller creatively merges the classic “Chinese Compass” with the “magic square,” resulting in a delightful performance. “Aeolic Prelude” showcases a compass and an ESP deck, crafting a captivating ritual that culminates in an “anti-coincidence.” “Xcross” employs a chessboard and mathematical principles to deliver a stunning revelation.

Note: There is considerable overlap with the German ebook Alles Miller oder was.

1st edition 2006; 91 pages.

Contents Overview

1. Introduction
2. Table of Contents
3. Royal Gifts
4. Alias AKA
5. Heave-Ho!
6. Ladies on a Visit
7. Hidden Reserves
8. AA37
9. The Calendar Card
10. Giallo
11. Teamwork
12. With Distributed Parts
13. ESP Marathon
14. Pet Ghost
15. Swindle Bet
16. Almost Fool-Proof
17. Virtus in Medio
18. Caught Together, Hanged Together
19. RFF Sandwich
20. On Tour
21. Aeolic Prelude
22. All-Some-One
23. Court Card Company
24. Programmates
25. Queens and Kings
26. …The Girls’ Best Friends
27. Fifty-Fifty
28. Il Tuo Ferrari
29. Gag Card Triplets
30. Klondyke Separation
31. Matching Queen
32. Monge 415
33. RFF Aces
34. Standing Pat
35. A Son of Pay Day
36. Two Pyramentid Variations
37. Bogy, the Magic Rabbit
38. Meow
39. The Chain Letter
40. Crazy Square
41. Prima Vista
42. The Simplest
43. Quick Change Square
44. Don’t Trust in Colors!
45. Mama Repuma
46. Do-It-Yourself Genii Tube
47. Dice Stacks – A New Principle
48. Xcross
49. Twin Dice Tunnel
50. Muribus Unitis
51. Whirl Squares
52. Opus
53. That’s An Old One!?
54. About the Author