Art of Revealing by Radek Hoffman

The Art of Revealing is not just another book about mentalism; this could be a true game-changer in our industry, offering you new tools to make your show astonishing and memorable. Most mentalism books teach you how to peek, force, or switch. But let’s be honest: that’s just the beginning. The real magic-the part that sticks with your audience-comes when you reveal the information. And that’s exactly what this book is about.

“In my opinion, what truly matters in mentalism is the ability to create unforgettable memories, images, and stories that your audience will remember forever. I believe it is a true art to be able to do this, and this book is all about that! I have spent the last six years researching and experimenting with my craft to find the right answer. This is a collection of ideas and principles that will inspire you and explain how to reveal information in a unique, engaging, and surprising way. I will share with you numerous routines that demonstrate how to apply these ideas.”
– Radek Hoffman

You’ll discover:

• Groundbreaking ideas on how to reveal thoughts in original, emotionally charged ways
• Dozens of routines you can apply instantly
• How to craft “snapshot” moments that last a lifetime
• New frameworks to upgrade effects you already perform

More than a book-it’s a full Project.
Included with each copy is The Workbook, a powerful tool to develop your performance step-by-step. Use it to transform your material, refine your script, and uncover the performer you’re meant to be. Whether you’re a working pro or passionate hobbyist, this is your new secret weapon.

Chapters Include:

• Introduction
• History Lesson
• The Theory of Snapshots
• Fauxcess
• Expectations
• Meaning
• Types of Information
• Types of Disclosure
• Cards, Words, Predictions, Bank Night, Which Hand, Magic Square
• Q&A, The Breadcrumb Theory, Reveal Yourself
• Full WORKBOOK section
• And much more…

Who’s it for?

Magicians. Mentalists. Performers. Creators.

If you want to create stronger reactions, richer stories, and more meaningful moments-this is for you. No matter your level, you’ll find ideas and tools you can apply right away.

Ready to stop doing tricks-and start creating moments they’ll remember for life?

Welcome to The Art of Revealing.

Paperback | 200 pages | Illustrated | QR Codes + Bonus Videos

You don’t have to take my word for it-check out what the best mentalists have to say about this project:

“This is probably one of the most important mentalism books to be published in the last couple of decades. It is absolutely a MUST read for any mentalist / magician who wants to improve their performance, become more creative and endeavor to be more original. As mystery entertainers we love methods for obtaining information and we tend to get obsessed by them. What Radek does in this book is expertly explore what to do that information. The Art of Revealing is exactly that, how to reveal the information, we have gained from our participants in new, interesting and dynamic ways. He uses copious examples of how we can go beyond the ‘turn around a pad of paper’ reveal…way beyond… and create fascinating, visual and engaging reveals that will connect with our audiences and bring a whole new dimension to our performances. I mean it when I say this is an important work as it marks a shift in how future generations will approach mentalism and make it a more visual and interactive art form. Make sure you read this book!”
– Marc Paul

“This is the book we all were waiting for! Radek in this work goes through many ideas on how to make your reveals more interesting, visual and engaging. A great work that should be in the library of every magician and mentalist.”
-Luca Volpe

“This isn’t a book about methods (because you probably don’t need more of those). Although some clever methods are taught within, Radek has actually focused on the import, yet often overlooked subject of revelations. He breaks it down into categories and provides numerous witty, novel, interesting and, most importantly, entertaining examples. I recommend you read this.”
– Mark Lemon