eBook Price: $30

A fantastic collection of Mentalism from the mind of Art Vanderlay.

This stuff is liquid gold.

His Television Magazine test is awesome, you can literally go out cold, walk up to a magazine stall, the participant chooses a television show from the magazine (no Gimmicks) and then you read the participant in order to be able to tell them what the program is (calling specific details from the actual program) no an*agra*s or fishing is required. By the way you never touch the magazine.

This alone worth the price of the book.

Peter Turner 

Your work is sublime!

 Neal Scryer

The Prophecy Principle: This is a principle that can be applied to almost any book that allows the apparent choice of a free choice of any word on any page in an un-gimmicked book whilst still limiting their selection to just a few words - Updated & expanded. 

My Mind Or Yours: This is a way to be able to predict anything or read anyone's mind at any time just using business cards. It uses a very old and classic method but with a nice added layer of deception.  

Emotional Fire Bending: Whilst subtly demonstrating your abilities to manipulate fire, you are to reveal the name of someone's true love.  

TV Magazine Test: A magazine test that can be done at any time and any time there is a TV Guide to hand - Updated & expanded.  

Phantom: A word is chosen from a book, a friend is thought of, that very same friend then calls the spectator under a hypnotic trance and names the correct word. 

Perfect for TV or to impress a V.I.P. 

 ESP Opener: A quick demonstration of precognition using just your business cards.  

No Skill Chair Test: A chair prediction that is easy to do and understand. Can be adapted to suit corporations or products.  

5th Dimensional Telepathy: Only 3 slips of paper, 3 pens and 3 envelopes are used. Can be done 100% impromptu and uses no gimmicks or special envelopes whatsoever.

Art is somebody to watch.   I've only read Phantom, I've performed it three times since (obviously with my own spin on it) and it is something extraordinarily special. Especially if you have that thing that does that other thing that I wrote about in that thing for those guys. I think I called it "A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing". It couldn't be any cleaner if you have that thing.   And if you've never met your participant before, and it is just the two of you, and this happens with that other thing still in their hands when your phone rings, the reaction is positively electric.   I mean it - Art is somebody to watch. 
Atlas Brooking

I received and read this today and I love it. Particularly the chair test. That was worth the price for me. It is SO simple. There's hardly any procedure or work, yet the ending is spectacular. As mentioned, there is a little memory work but it can hardly be called that. It's less memory work and more just looking.   Phantom was exactly what I thought it was. I've played with similar things for other purposes, so I'm not quiet as impressed as some others are. That said, the routines are still pretty strong and I may use this eventually if I want to impress someone. But this definitely isn't something to do every day.   I hope I'm not revealing too much by saying this, but the ESP opener is a multiple out effect that has brilliant outs. I really like it.   What's on TV is a great and logical routine or a very old and well known force. Pretty clever.   The 5th dimensional telepathy I wasn't too fond of. The routine was just decent. However, I LOVED Peter's idea with it. It is probably the cleanest "touching on hoy" that I've ever seen. As the audience members just stand up where they are. No need for them to come onstage. It's a fantastic opener to a mentalism show.   Emotional fire bending is also exactly what I thought it was. (A principle I played with when I was younger) but the routine is pretty.   My mind or yours is a great convincer to a one ahead. It makes it almost impossible to backtrack.   And finally the prophecy principle. As mentioned, this is a really clever principle to have a spectator look at any* page and think of any word and yet you limit their choice to 5 or 6 words. I may play around with it.   All in all, it was well worth the price. I will definitely be using the chair test if nothing else.

Madison Hagler