Max Malini circled the globe eight times, enthralling kings and emperors, czars and presidents. After a private show at the White House, Theodore Roosevelt said, "A remarkable young man and a remarkable performance." His techniques,

How many times have you done a strolling gig, cocktail party or residency and performed for group after group, packed up, and left with no bang, no "wow", no feeling that you just killed them? Sure, everyone was impressed, but it

Impossibilities made possible, ideas made real. The mindset of someone who creates magic is a unique one. It certainly has uses that extend far beyond magic. Ideas float through our heads all day long. You can create original

Mixing It Up is a fantastic collection of commercial routines from the working repertoire of Matthew Johnson. In this book Matthew serves up a unique blend of close - up and stand - up magic using everything from cards to ropes and ring

A follow up to Blaisdell's Original Magic, More of Magic provides another batch of great routines. Table of Contents: Early Magic History, Cups and Balls Routine, Wandering Silks, Gone, Sexy Dollars, The

If you liked whatever your favorite book is, you'll love More Power To You! The Very Best of David Acer. 29 ingenious routines from over 20 years of published work, all rewritten, revised, updated and upgraded. Plus 3

A collection of Aldo's "pet" columns from the Linking Ring Magazine. Funny stories, anecdotes, magic routines, tips for better presentation, and much, much more! Pages: 80 - 8.5" x 11".

Novel Notions is classic Adair! Packed with great magic and plots. Mostly stand-up but still contains a good amount of close-up, mentalism, and more. Some of the topics include: Cigo Gravity, Clear-Vue Production Box, Ultra-Triple

Many years ago at my request Peter Warlock selected 100 of his favorite effects and routines from the many hundreds he published over the years. His daughter Liz Warlock has turned them into a book with hundreds of

This Dayton book is loaded with off-beat ideas, tips, suggestions and routines for close-up and stage performers. The material uses everyday objects such as coins, rings, paper bags, ice cubes, and even dental floss.