POCKET BOOK

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$149

The Blurb

Psychokinesis remains a high watermark in any mentalist’s repertoire. While reading minds and predicting the future continue to astound audiences, there is nothing that can compare to physically altering your surroundings using nothing but the power of your mind.

In his latest literary endeavor, Peter Turner (with the help of many, many friends) is here to demystify PK for you. With wonderfully detailed instructions, Peter will guide you through mastering this arcane art, complete with every nuance that can only come from years of performing. The PK Mentalism Pocket Book features 24 amazing feats of mental power taught by some of the greatest names in mentalism. Peter Turner, Lewis Le Val, Jamie Daws, Colin McLeod, Mark Lemon, Ormand McGill, Matt Mello, Morgan Strebler, Jerome Francais, Paul Brook, Brandon Queen, Patrick G. Redford, and Banachek all provide their own thoughts and techniques.

This book is filled with career-maker after career-maker, all tightly packed into a size perfect for EDC. This isn’t just the perfect place to start your psychokinetic journey, it’s comprehensive enough to be where you finish. Whether you’re dipping your toes in or you’ve been performing for years, this is the book for you.

Jheff's Guide

WHAT IT IS:
Book, pocket-sized, 255 pages

HOW ACCURATE OR COMPLETE THE AD COPY IS:
It’s missing a table of contents, but the contributors are listed. Also, for those unfamiliar with PK Touches, the ad copy may sound confusing.

WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED THAT YOU NEED OR NEED TO KNOW:
There is no description of Banachek’s original routine and the book assumes that you are familiar with it. If you are not, it is highly recommended that you get and study it first before reading this. It’s not absolutely necessary, but it is a valuable foundation to have when reading this book. The book is Psychokinetic Touches by Steve Shaw (aka Banachek) and it’s quite inexpensive.

JHEFF’S JUDGMENT:
Peter Turner. 355 pages. 12 additional top contributors. An exploration of PK Touches. Really, now, is there anything more I need to say about this book to make your purchasing decision? Though it’s filled with practical, essential, ground-breaking information within the pages for any performer interested in performing this routine, it is by no means encyclopedic. But then it’s not supposed to be. It is a must-have, no-brainer purchase for anyone interested in, or already performing, a version of this routine.