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Terrible Wizard Inner circle 1973 Posts |
There's been a lot of stuff on mem deck work over the past few years. What now are people's favourite books for mem deck stuff?
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MorrisCH Veteran user 393 Posts |
I have to say Tamariz's mnemonica is still unbeatable in terms of any mem deck source
although my first stack is Redford Stack, I have not yet found anything that particular interested me in his book at this point. I always go back to Mnemonica to find more inspirations and also Simon Aronson's Try the Impossible is close second... |
magicfish Inner circle 7016 Posts |
Everything by Aronson.
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Sanks New user 62 Posts |
All Darwin Ortiz books
Some routines: Last Laugh, Test Your Luck, Best Of The Best |
Sanks New user 62 Posts |
Also Asi Wind’s Chapter One has a few mem deck routines
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Ahlichs New user 76 Posts |
Mnemonica (obviously) and In Order to Amaze
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landmark Inner circle within a triangle 5194 Posts |
I'll put in a plug for Greg Chapman's duo: Details of Deception and The Devil's Staircase. If you do advanced gambling-oriented material, these two books are golden. But even if not, there is a ton of information in both books that will up anybody's memdeck game.
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RiderBacks Loyal user 251 Posts |
I have to vote for Darwin Ortiz's _The Annotated Erdnase_. Sorry.
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blamobox New user A shed in Somerset England 52 Posts |
It was Mike Close's Workers series, (may have been the third book) that turned me on to Simon Aronson's stack work.
I highly recommend 'Workers'.
Time Ticks Away Like a Peanut............
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Gorvo New user 3 Posts |
I completely agree with the Mnemonica and In Order to Amaze picks.
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