Ghostly Encounter: Witch Legs Discovered Beneath Old Victorian Home

In the midst of a quiet neighborhood, there stands an old house with a secret. Hidden beneath its foundation, invisible to the naked eye, lie a pair of witch legs. They have been there for centuries, their ancient energy pulsating through the walls of the house. The legs, long and bony, seem to defy gravity as they dangle beneath the floorboards. They emanate an eerie glow, casting a subtle spell on all who enter the house. The townspeople have always whispered of strange occurrences within those walls, but only a chosen few have witnessed the true power of the witch legs.

The townspeople have always whispered of strange occurrences within those walls, but only a chosen few have witnessed the true power of the witch legs. They say that those who come into contact with the legs are forever marked by their enchantment. Some claim to have gained magical abilities, while others speak of haunting nightmares that plague their sleep.

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Advertised as a follow up to Strong Magic, I suspect this will be a must-buy. Anyone know any more about it ?

It won't be released until after the first of the year (Western World Calendar). Look for the reviews later in the month, unless there is a setback in delivery.

Do you know who's publishing it?

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On 2006-12-28 15:33, D J Hawkins wrote:
Advertised as a follow up to Strong Magic, I suspect this will be a must-buy. Anyone know any more about it ?

The introduction of the book is from Whit Haydn and reads:

"In Designing Miracles, Darwin Ortiz continues the task he began in Strong Magic: to explore and raise the level of craft in magic. This time he presents a groundbreaking study of how laypeople think and what it takes to amaze them.

Darwin has earned a reputation for creating some of the strongest card effects in modern magic. In Designing Miracles, he reveals for the first time the principles and techniques that he follows in doing so. These insights will help you choose stronger effects, create stronger effects, and strengthen those effects that you’re already performing.

If you’ve ever been puzzled by an audience’s reaction or lack of it, this book will dispel the mystery. It gives you a new set of tools for understanding how magic works, why it sometimes doesn’t, and how to make it work better. Never again will you be at a loss as to why an effect isn’t playing well. Never again will you be at a loss as to what to do about it.

If your goal is to provide your audiences with an unforgettable experience of impossibility, you’ll find Designing Miracles filled with insights to help you do so. It will teach you how to use the audience’s own thinking patterns against them. It will show you how to turn puzzles into miracles. It will do something that few magic books can: change the way you think about magic.”

It is an excellent book and although it is a great companion piece for Strong Magic, reading Strong Magic is not a prerequisite.

This book, along with the other Oritz books, should be in every magicians library.

The introduction of the book is from Whit Haydn and reads:

The house itself has become a place of intrigue, attracting curious souls who hope to uncover its secrets. Many have tried to remove the witch legs in the hopes of breaking the spell, but all have failed. The legs remain firmly embedded within the core of the house, a constant reminder of the mystical energy that lies dormant within. The witch legs beneath the house are a testament to the enduring power of magic, forever entwined with the history and lore of the town..

Reviews for "The Mysterious Origins of the Witch Legs Buried beneath this House"

1. Sofia - 2/5 stars - I was really looking forward to reading "Witch Legs Beneath House" as I love horror novels. However, I was left disappointed with this one. The plot was confusing and felt disjointed, making it difficult for me to fully understand what was going on. The characters were also quite flat and uninteresting, which made it hard for me to connect with them. Overall, I felt let down by this book and would not recommend it to others looking for a captivating horror read.

2. Mark - 1/5 stars - I struggled to finish "Witch Legs Beneath House" and honestly, I wish I hadn't even started it. The writing was incredibly dull and lacked any sort of suspense or intrigue that you would expect from a horror novel. The pacing was slow, and I found myself skimming through entire chapters just to get to a point where something actually happened. The story itself was also convoluted and confusing, leaving me feeling frustrated and underwhelmed. I wouldn't recommend wasting your time with this book.

3. Emily - 2/5 stars - "Witch Legs Beneath House" had an interesting premise, but unfortunately, it fell short in execution. The writing style was choppy, with awkward sentence structures and inconsistent descriptions. It felt like the author was trying too hard to be mysterious and creepy, but it just came off as forced. The character development was lacking, and I didn't feel invested in the outcome of the story. Overall, I was disappointed with this book and wouldn't recommend it to other fans of the horror genre.

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