Ive heard many great things about this man... and im interested in what you all think of his work... i know he has a lot of connections with David Blaine, and hes not talked about too much in the magic world anymore... but i want to know what you think of his work... thanks...

Well, let's see. He's responsible for the move that inspired the Sybil cut (Kalush's Cut) and for "Rubber Ringer" the first ring on rubber band routine which pretty much started all the fuss about magic with rubber bands.

So he's had a major impact on closeup magic. Not too bad for a guy most folks haven't heard of...

And if you saw his Pass, (actually, you won't see his Pass), you will be amazed. Simply one of the best, without a doubt Classic Passes ever executed!

I'll second the motion on the invisible pass. It's incredible.

I knew Bill when he was about 18. He became a Marlo nut and got into the "real work." He's got some of the best hands in magic.

Mike

Bill is not only a terrific card handler, he is one of the best informed guys on the scene today. He is a student of magic history and has made a specialty of certain performers. It has been several years since I last spoke with Bill, but his research on Dr. Elliot alone was amazing. He collects rare books with an eye toward understanding the magic of the past in a way that is not often discussed. There is a wealth of information that is hard to find, all but lost to most of the fraternity, and Bill has made it a point to try to revive a lot of that information. So, all around-slieght-of-hand expert, student, historian, writer, inventor, and performer - that describes Bill as I remember him last.

Best, PSC