Discover the spellbinding world of Grenoble magician Red Nist, a virtuoso of magic from an early age. Passionate about card magic, he masters subtle, refined manipulations with finesse. But what really sets him apart is his ingenious use of psychology to create real miracles that mystify even the most expert magicians. In his book, Red Nist unveils his creations, which stem from a timeless quest for purity, where gestures and words create simple, captivating effects, giving that magical feeling we all love to feel. Beyond the effects and methods, you’ll discover the stories and anecdotes behind each trick, as well as the artist’s creative process, his thinking and the evolution of his tricks. You’ll discover the subtle art of manipulating cards and minds, where psychology is used to change the spectator’s perception and techniques are kept to a strict minimum, with the unique goal, to wonder the audience. Join us for a unique experience and let yourself be carried away by the fascinating art of Red Nist. Contents: Pure Ambition: The purest ambitious card effect you’ve ever seen. Jokers love Sandwiches: A sandwich routine with an unexpected ending. The Mystery of Mime: A version of the Invisible Deck with a regular deck, and great fun for your audience. Invisible Dice: A beautiful version of the card found at the given number, very easy to make with the principle of invisible dice. Totally Psychedelic: A simple routine in which chance is used to find the spectator’s card. The Devil is Under the Table: This trick is a nugget! The spectator is the magician, doing absolutely everything… under the table! He chooses a card, loses it and eliminates all the cards except his own. The Book: 56 pages Beautiful softcover book 16 x 24cm / 6.3 x 9.5 in 3 Monkeys publishing – 2024 Quotes: “Red Nist is a formidable cartomagic strategist. In his routines, every move is justified. And the magical principles involved are baffling. Who’s going to find them?” – Jean-Pierre Hornecker “If I were to sum up my impression of Red Nist in one sentence, it is that he enjoys fooling his spectators, but with the calmness and respectfulness of a devil hiding behind the mask of a cherubic face.” – Markobi
