Kuda Bux, with his own little section on pages 70-71. That left an impression on me that's lasted my entire life.I had no idea who he was, and when i tried to describe what i saw, adults laughed me off. Someone wrote a long addition problem on a blackboard, handed him the chalk, and off he went, calling out the numbers as he added them up, FAST. He completely covered his eyes in LAYERS of wet dough, tape, and gauze, then a layer of towel over all that. In the first part, "Mindreaders, Masters of Deception" by Rauscher, I ran across a mentalist I had the lucky pleasure of seeing on a live broadcast in Colorado when I was a kid. This is it.that particular niche I've been looking for, and I'd have to say this book covers all the basics with a tip of the hat to mentalists of the past.
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