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by **DrTodd** » Jul 21st, '11, 20:53

I had the great benefit to see Paul perform at the Milton Theatre in Huddersfield as part of the Scrambling Your Minds show. Paul delivered a propless performance that included his wonderful Clairvoyant's Kiss and his rapid Tarot reading. He is a delight to watch and shares his real working experience in this latest offering. I really like this approach and it allows for so much flexibility and fun. The structure is great and will be well paced in the right hands. I like the little breaks of the blessing and the drawing. This is great stuff!

Cheers

Todd

by **themagicwand** » Jul 22nd, '11, 10:03

Thanks for the kind words Doctor Todd! I remember Huddersfield with much fondness - a cracking night!

by **themagicwand** » Jul 22nd, '11, 22:49

Just been reviewed on Magic Cafe, which is always a daunting experience. So far so good, but that place is such a bear pit that I always have to look at posts about me through my fingers!

by **Lady of Mystery** » Jul 23rd, '11, 19:08

The thing that I really like about all of Paul's work is his simple, no nonsense approach. And this is no different, a brilliant approach to the Q&A routine, I'm really impressed by this and look forward to taking parts of and using them myself. Well done, Paul

by **Craig Browning** » Jul 23rd, '11, 19:40

I just got this yesterday and within the first 15 pages started screaming; Paul has framed out the essence of the Q&A that I've argued and presented for years (as have several others). It is a brilliant piece of work that echoes the philosophies of Jerome Finley and others who have a stronger than normal association with the Q&A.

I do believe this treatise will become required reading for students of Mentalism in the not so distant future.

by **themagicwand** » Jul 26th, '11, 18:02

Lady of Mystery wrote:The thing that I really like about all of Paul's work is his simple, no nonsense approach. And this is no different, a brilliant approach to the Q&A routine, I'm really impressed by this and look forward to taking parts of and using them myself. Well done, Paul

Thanks Rebecca! Appreciate it!