Simon Aronson
Simon Aronson (1943–December 10, 2019) was an American magician and lawyer. He is noted for the Aronson stack and the trick Shuffle-Bored. He was the son of Arnold Aronson, the brother of Bernard W. Aronson, and first cousin of Si Kahn.
Two of his tricks were featured on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, both performed by other magicians: Prior Commitment, performed by Graham Jolley (which fooled Penn and Teller); and Shuffle-Bored, performed by Christopher Tracy and Jim Leach (which did not[clarification needed]; Penn noted he was already well-acquainted with the trick).
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- The Card Ideas of Simon Aronson (1978)
- A Stack to Remember (1979)
- Shuffle-Bored (1980)
- Sessions (1982, with David Solomon)
- The Aronson Approach (1990)
- Bound to Please (1994, compilation)
- Simply Simon (1995)
- Memories are Made of This (1999)
- Try the Impossible (2001)
- Art Decko (2014)
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