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by **spooneythegoon** » Jul 5th, '10, 16:30

This is very sad news indeed. I will begin to reread the 13 steps cover to cover again now, I think. A very knowledgeable, and funny (his book is layered with examples) man, that we could all learn from.

by **Mandrake** » Jul 5th, '10, 17:56

As with Alex Elmsley and all the others of similar stature, I think the written stuff left behind by these greats of mentalism and magic shows the real meaning of immortality.

by **JakeThePerformer** » Jul 5th, '10, 23:50

How sad.
I wished I would have gotten to see him.

by **Part-Timer** » Jul 6th, '10, 21:19

RIP Tony.

He's going to be remembered for a long time.

by **TedTalon** » Jul 7th, '10, 07:28

Tough loss for the community...

by **jomarchan** » Jul 7th, '10, 12:43

A sad loss indeed. He was so much more than the 13 steps though. A truely great thinker ahead of his time.

by **daleshrimpton** » Jul 7th, '10, 12:46

jomarchan wrote:A sad loss indeed. He was so much more than the 13 steps though. A truely great thinker ahead of his time.

you only have to look at routine like Powers of Darkness to realise that.

Genius!

by **Lady of Mystery** » Jul 13th, '10, 11:57

I've only just spotted this, very sad news. My sympathies go out to all his friends and family.

by **Piers** » Jul 27th, '10, 08:23

RIP

Piers.

by **MWGrubb** » Sep 11th, '10, 13:41

Tony's 13 Steps helped me advance in mentalism quickly. I often performed Zakamora II to great effect.

Thankfully, his work is available and can continue to be studied.

Thanks Tony!

Millard

by **Chris Stewart** » Sep 22nd, '10, 21:00

I was very sad when I heard this.

It was '13 steps' that first got me into mentalism and, like a few people have said, haboured an ambition that I might someday get to meet him. A dream which will now not be realised.

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Great legacy

TC

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