The Mental Mysteries of Hector Chadwick became an underground sensation when it was first published in-house in the late 2000s. Hector's refreshing view of mentalism captivated the entire community. The book was quickly sold out and, apart from some "revised additions", has been out of print for a long time ago.

Due to the unbroken demand for mentalists and magic artists alike, Vanishing Inc. worked directly with Hector to bring the mental mysteries of Hector Chadwick back onto the market and do it better than ever. The routines have been updated and rewritten, new material has been added and new illustrations were added. In total, more than 50 pages with amazing tricks and valuable essays were included in this "definitive" version of The Mental Mystery of Hector Chadwick.

This book is written differently than all other mentalism books. It is neither dry nor tight. You will be thrilled with the clever thoughts and the sharp joke. No wonder that Deren Brown Hector entrusted with the writing of many of his best theater and television shows. However, don't let the carefree tone of the texts be fooled. This material is worth gold.

All effects contained in this almost 260-page hardcover book are practical and audience. They are accompanied by fascinating essays that deal with some of the most important topics of mentalism. His considerations for equivok are worth the price of the book alone. There is even an essay that may be the shortest essay on magic and mentalism that has ever been printed.

In the definitive mental mysteries of hector chadwick you can find:
The paper flyer chair game: a completely open prediction that reveals that a randomly selected audience will sit on the four different chairs.
Equivoque à deux: With nothing but words and gestures, Hector shows how specifically the equivoque language can and will inspire you to rethink your approach to this classic mentalism technique.

• Mars & Murrie: Another routine that researches how Equivoque can be strengthened by examining and changing the way we eliminate objects.
• The windsor magnet: a pseudo-hypnosis routine without a gimmick, in which the actor causes a person to lose their ability to raise a person's arm that is much smaller than her.
• Hector Chadwick's Tossed Out Q & A: Hectors Special approach to one of the strongest effects in mentalism
• And so much more!

Book in English.