Phantini's Greatest Mental Secrets

Author/Originator: Gene Grant

In this rare and revelatory manuscript from around 1980, Gene Grant—better known to the mentalism world as Phantini—finally lifts the veil on 11 of his most closely guarded performance secrets. These weren’t just unpublished ideas; they were some of the real workers Phantini kept for himself.

Inside, you'll discover a diabolically clean close-up three-object test with no math or complex handling, a stunning Princess-style card routine scaled for stage, a practical double number prediction that doesn’t rely on forces or gimmicked pads, and a billet strategy that opens the door to deeper cold readings. There's a clever book test using a common pocket dictionary, a mindreading act approach for situations where it's impossible to use conventional pre-show work, and a brilliant blindfold technique that rewrites the rules on what’s possible—all explained with the clarity and insight only Grant could deliver. And that’s just a glimpse—these are only some of the powerful effects you’ll find within these pages.

You’ll also get Phantini’s candid advice on handling skeptics, his personal tribute to the legendary Joseph Dunninger, and thoughtful insights into the future of mentalism. Re-typeset for clarity, this 32-page collection is a treasure trove for serious performers looking to expand their repertoire with time-tested, audience-proven material.