Swiss, Jamy Ian

Book

1987
Written by Jamy Ian Swiss
Work of Jamy Ian Swiss

40 pages (Spiralbound), published by Selfpublished
Illustrated with drawings by Larry Sharron
Language: English

9 entries

Creators	Title	Comments & References		Page	Categories
Jamy Ian Swiss	Introduction			1	Articles / Intros & Epilogues
Jamy Ian Swiss	Sm'All Backs	Quick Three-Way type	Also published here Sm'All Backs (Jamy Ian Swiss, It's Another Interesting Application Of That Principle, 2016) Inspired by Quick D-Way (Derek Dingle, The Complete Works of Derek Dingle, 1982)	5	Cards / Effect Themes / Transformation / Quick Three-Way Cards / Effect Themes / Transformation / All backs / Packet
Jamy Ian Swiss	Acing the Sm'All Backs	the three cards change to four Aces as finale, with sucker element	Also published here Acing The Small Backs (Jamy Ian Swiss, It's Another Interesting Application Of That Principle, 2016)	13	Cards / Effect Themes / Transformation / Quick Three-Way Cards / Effect Themes / Transformation / All backs / Packet
Jamy Ian Swiss	Re-Re-Re-Reset		Also published here Re-Re-Re-Reset (Jamy Ian Swiss, Thaumatolatry II, 1990) also in: Re-Re-Re-Reset (Jamy Ian Swiss, A Visit to Spain, 2011)	15	Cards / Effect Themes / Transposition / Reset & Variations
Jamy Ian Swiss	Almost Gaff-Less Invisible Deck	deck appears, named card is reversed		22	Cards / Principles / Instant Stooge Cards / Effect Themes / Appearance & Production / Deck Cards / Gaffed Cards & Decks / Deck / Rough and Smooth Decks / Brainwave & Invisible Deck
Jamy Ian Swiss	Two Empty Hands	noiceless transfer of stack of coins, for use in Cylinder and Coins	Also published here Two Empty Hands (Jamy Ian Swiss, Thaumatolatry II, 1990) also in: Two Empty Hands (Jamy Ian Swiss, A Visit to Spain, 2011) Two Empty Hands (Jamy Ian Swiss, It's Another Interesting Application Of That Principle, 2016) … and 1 more Inspired by Koin Seeled (Ben Harris, Apocalypse, 1983)	25	Coin / Sleights / Palming / Change over Palms Coin / Effect Themes / Traveling / Cylinder and Coins Coin / Sleights / Vanish / Multiple Coin Vanishes / Bare Handed
Jamy Ian Swiss	Stabbed in the Sandwich	follow-up, card first tossed in air and caught between two selections, then repeat where card is tossed into tabled deck inside sandwich	Also published here The Most Difficult Card Trick in the World Part II (Jamy Ian Swiss, The Mendoza Portfolio No. 1, 1983) also in: Stabbed in the Sandwich (Jamy Ian Swiss, Thaumatolatry II, 1990) Stabbed in the Sandwich (Jamy Ian Swiss, A Visit to Spain, 2011) … and 2 more Inspired by Stabbed in the Pack (John Benzais, Harry Lorayne, The New Jinx, 1966) also in: Stabbed in the Pack (The Best of Benzais, 1967) Related to The Most Difficult Card Trick in the World (John F. Mendoza, John: Verse Two, 1980)	33	Cards / Effect Themes / Skill Demonstration / Card is tossed next to Selection
Jamy Ian Swiss	Hippity Cop	ungaffed Hopping Halves	Also published here Hippity "Cop" (Jamy Ian Swiss, Apocalypse, 1984) also in: Hippity Cop (Jamy Ian Swiss, Thaumatolatry II, 1990) Hippity Cop (Jamy Ian Swiss, It's Another Interesting Application Of That Principle, 2016) Inspired by The Gadabout Coins (J. B. Bobo, George F. Wright, Modern Coin Magic, 1952) Related to Hip Hip-Hop (Edgar C. Hernandez-Viera, MAGIC, 1997)	35	Coin / Effect Themes / Traveling / Variations on "Two in the Hand, One in Pocket" Random Object / Two in the Hand, One in the Pocket
Jamy Ian Swiss, Geoffrey Latta	Point Blank	face card is transformed (picking off the pip), deck becomes blank and normal again	Also published here Point Blank (Geoffrey Latta, Jamy Ian Swiss, The New York Magic Symposium — Collection 4, 1985) also in: Point Blank (Jamy Ian Swiss, Geoffrey Latta, Thaumatolatry II, 1990) Point Blank (Jamy Ian Swiss, Geoffrey Latta, A Visit to Spain, 2011) … and 2 more Variations The Juicer (Harry Levine, The Trapdoor — Volume Two, 1992)	38	Cards / Effect Themes / Transformation / Printing & "Unprinting" Cards / Effect Themes / Transformation / Single Card / Picking Off the Pip

Data entered by Denis Behr, April 2021.

An Interesting Application of That Principle

A Lecture by Jamy Ian Swiss