Today, known throughout the world, Corinda has been acclaimed as inventor, writer, and teacher of Mentalism - the art of mind-reading. While on tour in America, his friends persuaded him to write a book and with the support of nearly every professional Mentalist in the world, Corinda set out to compile The Thirteen Steps to Mentalism. After two years the series was published step by step. Without the advice of friends and invaluable assistance of the Puslisher, Harry Clarke, the task would have been impossible. However, Corinda succeeded in producing what has now become the most classic encyclopedia of mental magic. For this, he has received many honours - including recognition from The Magic Circle who awarded him membership to the Inner Circle with Gold Star - a covetous award. >>>13 Steps to Mentalism by Corinda Revealed (free download) at: You will learn: * The Swami Gimmick * Pencil, lip, sound, muscle reading * Mnemonics & Mental Systems.

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* Predictions * Blindfolds & X-Rays * Billets * Book Tests & Supplement * Two Person Telepathy * Mediumistic Stunts * Card Tricks * Question & Answer Effects * Publicity Stunts * Patter & Presentation >>>13 Steps to Mentalism by Corinda Revealed (free download) at: My Review If you're at all interested in mentalism, you really need this. It provides the foundation for 90% of what you're doing. It's not as if you'll be getting a series of hot routines out of this. It's more about the thinking and psychology that goes into the effects you're performing. Yes, much of this might seem dated now, because so many mentalists have taken the ideas and principles in this book and improved them, modernized them, and made them their own. But it should still be part of your education to see where it all started. I would also recommend Osterlind's excellent DVD series based on this book.

It does a great job of bringing the material to life; however, don't make the mistake of thinking the DVDs are an adequate substitute. It'd be impossible to distill this entire book into a set of DVDs. You really do still need the book. I found this book to be very long winded.

A lot of complicated material in here, but also very good material. I can't really say this is the beginner's book to mentalism. When I got it I was a beginner and found a lot of it very hard to do. There is a ton of really nice information in here but it's not all the most practical. And comparing to today's modern mentalism acts, it doesn't really compare because of the variety. We are doing more direct effects now that it's only worth the read in my opiniion. Maybe you can branch off to other things, but it's up to you.

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I’ve done a search, and can’t find a review of this book. I’ve also read through several posts here and, though it’s suggested that this is a review area for books, most of the posts I’ve read don’t seem to fall into that category. If I’ve misunderstood something, I apologise. (If this review needs to be moved elsewhere, whoever is responsible, please go ahead.) It’s a long review. You may want to go and grab a cup of coffee. Hope it’s of some use. (The review – not the coffee.

Of course, I hope you enjoy it. And the review. OK, I’ll stop – this is getting silly! ) Title: Thirteen Steps to Mentalism by Tony Corinda Type: Book (mentalism) 420pp Price/availability: Depends where you are in the world! Generally First published in 1968, this work, not surprisingly, has an old-fashioned feel to it.

And I speak as someone who was rattling along to the Rolling Stones back then. (Well, them and Leapy Lee.) The book has a useful index, but could, I feel, benefit from a complete contents list. Each section of the book does, of course, have its own series of subject headings, but unless you know which page ‘Two Person Telepathy’ begins on, for example, you need to go to the Index, or else thumb through until you hit lucky. Corinda’s work is divided (not surprisingly) into thirteen sections, or ‘Steps’, namely: 1 The ‘Swami Gimmick’ 2 Pencil, Lip, Sound, Touch and Muscle Reading 3 Mnemonics and Mental Systems 4 Predictions 5 Blindfolds and X-rays 6 Billets 7 Book Tests and Fogel Interview 8 Two Person Telepathy 9 Mediumistic Stunts 10 Card Tricks 11 Question and Answer (Readings) 12 Publicity Stunts 13 Patter and Presentation 1 The ‘Swami Gimmick’ This section is split into three self-explanatory subsections, namely ‘Types’, ‘Technique’ and ‘Tricks’. Obviously, there have been some advances/changes in the use of this gimmick since Corinda’s day, but the principles remain the same. The author offers guidance on the varieties of Swami available, how to handle the gimmick, what type of card to write on etc.