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(Menta)Lists by Alexander May

(Menta)Lists by Alexander May

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Everybody is familiar with the game of word association. One person thinks of a word, then the next person says another word that can somehow be associated with it, and so it continues. For example: Frog – Green – Apple – Tree – Squirrel etc.

(Menta)Lists gives you the power to accurately predict the final word that will be named!

With (Menta)Lists they can now select their own words! That’s right – they can think of ANY random words that come to mind… and you are able to correctly read their thoughts before they even had them!

In fact, you can even have an audience member make the prediction!

– No progressive anagrams
– No fishing
– No pre-show
– No dual reality
– No instant stooging

Includes full routines and additional ideas by Banachek and Greg Arce.

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ryan fricke
Menta(Lists)

Alexander May within this work has created a very strong modular version of a free association plot. Within this manuscript, he has created a very strong versatile effect. In the around 80 pages of information that is included in this ebook, he has explored this routine from many different perspectives, including different words different ways of performing the effect with technology, and a spectator as a mind reader concept. He gives so much information throughout this manuscript, and while this is not a completely new concept he really has stretched himself and the concept to see how far this concept can go. This routine is very strong and can be done in almost any language. Thanks for offering this to the magic community.

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Rich Relish
Direct and streamlined

I really like this idea. This ticks a lot of boxes for me, it involves a group of people, the outcome is guaranteed and the participants have some fun whilst it is being performed.

I've not read this method or presentation before, but as soon as you read it you will appreciate how direct and streamlined it is.

I haven't performed this as a stage piece, but it works well as part of a mix and mingle set.