[MyMagic] Cannibals

Meir’s Muses
MyMagic eNewsletter #1,391
April 8, 2026

Below you will see a custom-made deck of cards that has never been available before. The tutorial comes with an explanation of the cards and some application ideas. I created a simple routine based on those ideas and included it in the trailer. I also included an explanation of what the cards are from the tutorial so you know exactly what you are getting.

Also releasing a download of David Solomon teaching ten of the routines from the book I just re-published.

►Kirigami Cannibal Cards:

This is not a specific trick, it is a custom-made deck of cards where the pips have been perforated and can be removed, leaving just the spaces where they used to be.

The self-working routine in the trailer is probably the simplest thing you can do with these cards. The trailer will also show you exactly what you are getting.

The many things you can create with them will be left to your imagination. And since the deck comes with 52 of these special cards you can afford to give them out as souvenirs. Some of the recommended applications include: A killer ending for Cannibal Kings, a surreal finale for Ambitious Card, a shocking deck-switch revelation, a bizarre close-up storytelling piece, a haunting display for bizarre magic, if you can imagine it… this deck can sell it.

Watch and buy: HERE

►Solomon’s Mind Video:

David Solomon performs and teaches ten of his favorite routines from his best-selling book Solomon’s Mind. The routines are mostly easy to intermediate with an occasional advanced technique used to make the routines more direct.

Routines include: Four The Hard Way, Three Indicators, Diamond Cut Diamond, Cannibals, No Palm Cards Across, Business Card Prediction, Double Surprise Rising Card, Odd Back Aces To The Fourth Power, Technicolor Oil And Water, and Full Faced Universal Card.

You will also learn the many techniques that are used within the routines and David’s subtleties on how to make them clean and easy.

Watch and buy: HERE

►Angel Idígoras Playing Card Set:

Angel Idígoras is an established artist from Spain who created color caricatures of magicians past and present. 106 of his caricatures were printed on the faces of two limited edition decks of cards by the Fournier Playing Card Company. The backs of the cards are all one-way and each deck includes a double backer.

Watch and buy: HERE

►MY LATEST RELEASE:

►Solomon’s Mind:

This is David Solomon’s first book. It features more than forty of his original card routines and dozens of the techniques used within those routines. It is full of novel handlings and ideas that you will be able to apply to other card effects in your repertoire.

A nice feature of the book is Eugene Burger’s input on the routines and the many insightful interviews with David about the magicians he grew up with in the Chicago area, and the stormy controversies that developed.

As a special bonus you also get access to an online video where David Solomon performs ten of his favorite routines from the book.

Watch and buy: HERE

►FOR EVERYTHING DAVID SOLOMON GO: HERE

►eBAY AUCTIONS:

I keep adding more books, booklets, and cards to the auction area. They all expire on Sunday: HERE

The store now has 400+ items:
►Autographs direct link: HERE
►Books direct link: HERE
►Pamphlets direct link: HERE
►A direct link to my eBay store: HERE

►UPCOMING APPEARANCES:

►APR 22-25: Presenting and displaying at the 4F Magic Convention in Buffalo NY. Info: HERE
►MAY 12-14: Presenting and displaying at the Magic Collector Expo in Newark, NJ. Info: HERE
►MAY 24: Spinnato’s Comedy Magic Show at Comix @ Mohegan Sun Casino in CT. Tickets: HERE

To view all my upcoming appearances, go: HERE

Stay happy, Meir

PS: Decided to release a very good and inexpensive card routine in time for the 4F convention. Planning on performing it dozens of times at the booth before shooting the trailer when I get back.

“The bad news is that the dealers are selling more tricks while the theatres are selling less and less tickets.”
…Orson Welles (Magic As A Hobby, 1948)