Mantis by Fraser Parker

Imagine a spectator silently thinking of a word while you reveal what is on their mind—without props or written billets. In Mantis, Fraser Parker presents a prop-less mentalism approach designed to make this moment feel direct and natural.

• Thought-of word reveal: Build a focused mind-reading moment around a word chosen by your spectator.
• Minimal props: The effect uses no billets, writing, or physical props.
• Quiet presentation option: In one presentation, the spectator never needs to say anything aloud.
• Practical reference: The 194-page softcover book teaches the work primarily for the English language and alphabet, with some memory work.
• Oversized format: The 7.44 x 9.68-inch (189 x 246 mm) book features black-and-white printing on 118 gsm white coated paper and a matte softcover.

The memory work is structured to be easy to internalize within a few hours. Add Mantis to your mentalism library for a word-revelation piece that can suit a quiet, attentive performance.