Any book by Juan Tamariz is a worthy investment and study. Juan is a perky, happy guy and is known
for drawing out even simpler methodologies into a larger experience. The self-workers in this book
are just that, simple and reliable principles, some his discoveries, others created by magicians
such as Martin Gardner, Bob Hummer, Stewart James, and others which Mr. Tamariz expanded into a
story or figures out extended procedures to that principle to put the main secret further back in
the event. One of his goals in these is to stack enough activities the spectator partakes in where
there's no way they can backtrack or recount the event and figure it out. If they do, it's part of
the fun but Juan isn't going to make it easy for them. You should be aware that, like his Mnemonica
creation, if you're going to learn the tricks verbatim, you'll going to be memorizing quite a bit.
The methods are easy, the way Juan presents them is what's to be gained from this and you'll need
your happy pills and willingness to study to get the full benefit.
Self-Workers with a Tamariz Flair
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