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Featured routines Vol.1 include:• Simplex TranspoJohn’s very clean and direct transposition of two signed bank notes using a wonderful Tamariz idea • Gemini reflectionsUsing a wonderful Karl Fulves idea, spectator and magician replicate each other perfectly in this location • CoinkidinkyJohn’s variant on a great Alan Ackerman effect. A very simple and strong production of a four of a kind• 6 Card O and WA quick 4 phase oil and water that is ideal for strolling workers• Split and spread controlA very deceptive tabletop card control inspired by Bernard Billis• Interlocking flyerA vanish and magical translocation of a selection • KickA signed card and a ton of visual action in this walk-around worker• Imaginary RealityJohn’s take on the classic do as I do plot using a real deck and one in the imagination. A strong, memorable piece using a wonderful Vernon idea• Conscious/SubconsciousAnother do as I do designed for the working magician• Two to TangoA selection and a thought of number come together in this impromptu revelation involving 2 spectators• Crystal TranspositionA very direct divination and transposition combined. Perfect for restaurant and bar work• Shh it’s a Mystery…John’s super direct and engaging approach to a Brother John Hamman card classicRunning Time Approximately: 2hrs -Worldwide Playback “John Carey has a knack for creating strong, direct card miracles using simple and devious methods. The routines shine brightly in the real world” John Guasstaferro”John Carey is well known within a limited circle in magic for his uncanny ability to apply subtlety and subterfuge to effect magicial moments of the highest order. It appears that now is the time for that circle of knowledge to be expanded… no knuckle busters, no pipe dreams, no angle limitations – these are all real workers” Jack Carpenter”John is an alchemist; he turns moves you already know into the miracles you’ve always wanted to do. Imagine Card at Any Number, Searchers and Pocket Interchange all for the cost of a discrepancy and double lift. He’s also able to squeeze solid, commercial magic out of coins with no wasted effort. Frankly he ticks me off!” Curtis Kam