The lecture notes of Charles Reynolds…author of several classic magic texts as well as friend and student of Dai Vernon, Roy Benson and Charlie Miller. He became the chief magic consultant to Doug Henning on all six of his

Three top-notch routines direct from the act of Rafael Benatar--contents include: Pages--Froman inspiration by Patrick Page comes this wonderful piece of stand-up card magic where the spectator is always the hero! Rage

Fourteen years with Davenport's of London: Magician--Comedian--M.C.--Close-Up Man--one of magic's treasures. This is Pat's lecture booklet containing a trilogy of Koran effects, cards, coins,

Even if you didn't have a chance to catch Diamond Jim Tyler's latest lecture tour, you can still get the notes!

So, why are these notes RAW? Well, it is a bit hard to explain (although an explanation is attempted in the introduction), but please don't concern yourself with all of that. It's really not that big of a deal. The

Why is Lee Asher letting a beautiful girl play with his deck? If crashing a porno convention wasn't enough, Lee Asher also tips some of his best work in this set of notes. The pictures alone are worth twice the price! don't worry, all the photos are PG

Val Andrews' lecture notes issued for the combined IBM/SAM Convention held in Boston in 1981. Includes sections on definition, necessity, acquisition, timing, pointing, applause, audiences, showmanship

Okay…so I'm not giving you a photo, and I'm not going to give you a description. Suffice to say, Tony Miller is at it again, and he's at it at the famed Magic Castle in Hollywood. These are the lecture notes from the event.

Harold Taylor's 1975 lecture includes an egg in a knot! Bambbo Rod Release and lots more plus ten excellent gags.

Magic for a Living provides specific information on how to get work as a magician in both the close-up and parlor/stand-up arenas. If you follow the outline, YOU WILL GET WORK! It includes details on attire, setting