Sleepless Nights is Bill’s second major release (as of 2018) since his 2008 book, COINsomnia – The Random Conjurings of a Sleep Deprived Mind. Within these eNotes Bill continues what he started in COINsomnia by bringing real world, workable magic that will entertain any lay audience. The focus is on coin magic, although Bill included a card routine for those that like cards.
While there is something for everyone, most of the material is aimed at the intermediate to advanced coin worker. HOWEVER, anyone with a basic knowledge of coin sleights and who is willing to put the time in should be able to master these routines. So pick up some coins and join Bill for a late night session bound to give you a Sleepless Night!
Sleepless Nights - More Conjuring from a Sleep Deprived Mind
The Edge Pop
Bill’s work on the one-handed coin vanish that brings the late and great Geoffrey Latta’s “French Pop” into the 21st century.
Imaginary Money (Curtis Kam)
The incomparable Curtis Kam graciously allowed Bill to publish this routine with Bill’s presentational touches that amplify the audience reactions to this workhouse of a routine. If you like the “Positive/Negative” plot then you’ll love this routine. Plus, it’s as close to self-working as a coin routine can get!
Copper/Silver Transpo(tation)
What do you get when you combine two classic coin plots? This routine… the name says it all!
W.T.F.!?, A C.S.B. Quickie
This is Bill’s visual take on a phase from the late and great Geoffrey Latta’s “CopSilBrass”.
Trading Places
A three-for-three coin transposition using just six coins! This is perfect for the strolling performer who wants a powerful effect with a great presentation. This one is a knucklebuster, but well worth the practice required.
It’s Just An Illusion
The Coins to Purse plot never looked better. Visually clean vanishes with an unexpected kicker ending all wrapped up in a nice presentation that causes the spectators to question what they see! This is one of Bill’s go-to routines for strolling and close-up work!
An Overly Ambitious Inverted Illusion
A card routine in a coin worker’s notes!? Bill’s handling of the classic Ambitious Card plot that borrows elements from a David Acer trick and others. A great routine for the strolling performer!
As a bonus, Bill has included Money STILL Doesn't Grow On Trees..., which is an updated handling to his popular opener "Money Doesn't Grow On Trees..." from his book COINsomnia. In this handling, Bill addressed a weakness that he saw in the original and subsequently improved the overall effect.