Jonathan Royle Libri

Exploring techniques for psychic entertainment, this book delves into cold reading, fortune telling, and mentalism. It offers practical methods and insights for performers to engage audiences through seemingly supernatural abilities. The author provides tips on building rapport, interpreting cues, and enhancing presentation skills, making it a valuable resource for both beginners and seasoned entertainers. With a focus on psychological principles and showmanship, readers will learn to create captivating experiences that leave a lasting impression.

The Mentalism & Mind-Reading Secrets of Repro Magic – (Volume Three) is the final installment of a comprehensive three-volume series compiled by Jonathan Royle. This encyclopedic work encompasses all Mentalism and Mind Reading content from Repro Magic magazines published in London. Following the acquisition of copyrights by Mike Danata in 2008, Royle secured legal permission to compile these unique volumes, featuring 363 illustrated pages, 163 individual routines and articles from 28 different authors, covering the years 2003 to 2007. Notable contributors include Barrie Richardson, Phil Goldstein (Max Maven), Peter Kane, and many others, offering five years of original and groundbreaking mentalism. These volumes provide invaluable material for mind magicians, psychic entertainers, and mentalists seeking high-quality, commercial content for stage, close-up, and cabaret performances. The series is considered one of the best value resources in mentalism and mind magic, revealing the origins of many contemporary ideas. Readers should note that the contents are facsimile reproductions of the original magazine pages, which may contain occasional spelling errors and missing letters, reflecting the articles as they were initially published.

Researched and compiled by Jonathan Royle, this encyclopedic volume is the final installment of three, encompassing all Mentalism and Mind Reading material from Repro Magic magazines published in London. It features 396 illustrated pages, 104 individual routines and articles from 42 different authors, covering the period from 1970 to 1995, excluding 1979 to 1983. This collection showcases 21 years of unique, original, and mind-blowing mentalism. Contributors include notable figures such as Barrie Richardson, Al Koran, Patrick Page, and Max Maven, among others. In 2008, Mike Danata acquired all copyrights for works published by Repro Magic, and Royle has since obtained legal permission to compile these comprehensive volumes of mind miracles. This collection is arguably one of the best values in mentalism and mind magic literature, revealing the origins of many contemporary ideas. The contents are facsimile reproductions of the original magazine pages, retaining their authentic presentation, which may include occasional spelling errors or missing letters, reflecting the original articles as published.

Researched and compiled by Jonathan Royle, this encyclopedic volume is the final installment of three, encompassing all Mentalism and Mind Reading material from Repro Magic magazines published in London. Acquired by Mike Danata in 2008, the copyrights of Repro Magic's works have been licensed to Royle, allowing him to compile these comprehensive volumes of unique mind miracles. This edition features 395 illustrated pages, 119 individual routines and articles from 32 different authors, covering the period from 1996 to 2002. Notable contributors include Barrie Richardson, Phil Goldstein (Max Maven), Ian Adair, and many others, showcasing seven years of original and groundbreaking mentalism. The contents are invaluable for mind magicians, psychic entertainers, and mentalists seeking high-quality, commercial material for stage, close-up, and cabaret performances. This collection is arguably one of the best value mentalism books ever published, revealing the origins of many contemporary ideas. Readers should note that the contents are facsimile reproductions of the original magazine pages, retaining the occasional spelling mistake and typographical error as published.

The Mentalism & Mind-Reading Secrets of Repro Magic – (Volume Two), researched and compiled by Jonathan Royle, is the final installment of three volumes featuring all Mentalism and Mind Reading material from Repro Magic's London publications. Acquired by Mike Danata in 2008, the copyrights were later licensed to Royle, allowing him to compile these unique volumes of mind miracles. This edition includes 395 illustrated pages, 119 individual routines and articles, and contributions from 32 different authors, covering the period from 1996 to 2002. Notable contributors include Barrie Richardson, Phil Goldstein (Max Maven), Ian Adair, Stephen Tucker, and many others, offering seven years of original and groundbreaking mentalism. The content is invaluable for mind magicians, psychic entertainers, and mentalists seeking high-quality, commercial material for stage, close-up, and cabaret performances. These volumes are considered among the best value in mentalism literature, revealing the origins of many contemporary ideas. The contents are facsimile reproductions of the original magazine pages, which may contain occasional spelling errors or missing letters, reflecting the authenticity of the original publications.

Researched and compiled by Jonathan Royle, this encyclopedic volume encompasses the Mentalism and Mind Reading material from Repro Magic magazines published in London between 1970 and 1995, excluding the years 1979 to 1983. It features 396 illustrated pages, 104 individual routines and articles, and contributions from 42 different authors, including notable figures such as Barrie Richardson, Al Koran, and Max Maven. Spanning 21 years of original mentalism, the book showcases a wealth of unique and mind-blowing ideas. In 2008, Mike Danata acquired the copyrights for all works published by Repro Magic, and Royle has since obtained the legal license to compile these three comprehensive volumes. This collection is considered one of the best values in mentalism and mind magic literature, revealing the origins of many contemporary ideas. The contents are facsimile reproductions of the original magazine pages, retaining the authenticity of the articles, which may include occasional spelling errors or missing letters, reflecting their original publication format.