The most eagerly anticipated book of the new millennium! Not only are all of Don Alan's signature tricks explained in meticulous detail, but his unique format, important sub-text, psychology and presentation--the life-blood of what set Don Alan apart fro

Donny Orbit exhibits a fresh approach with his effects. I always look forward to his stuff!--Joshua Jay. Donny Orbit has been cropping up all over the place recently, having effects published in MAGIC, GENII and ANTINOMY and

This book is an open door into the work and character of Miguel Gómez, one of Spain's most renowned magic stars. In its pages you will find a balanced collection of routines, sleights, and essays of the highest magical caliber. Those

A beautiful 34-page booklet featuring 10 powerful workers and 97 color photographs. PDF version included! Royal Twist--Four Aces magically flip from face up to face down. Think you've seen this trick before? The surprise royal

Contents: 1 Kardyo On Klose-Up: working clubs and Kardyo's advice. 3 Close Up Quickies: approaching tables, the flash bill, Squash, Double Handed Riffle Shuffle. 4 Getting Tips: some ideas for prompting your audience. 5 Items At

Milt Kort is a legend of sorts: a magician who has seldom traveled outside the Detroit area, who rarely performs at magicians conventions or lectures, yet a man whom the professionals and greats in magic came to see; men like Paul Rosini, Dr. Daley, J.B.

This effort was kicked off in Luka's "Thoughts On..." column which ran in The New Tops magazine from October 1993 to December 1994. John's column was for the majority of magicians who tend to do a lot of pocket and parlor tricks for small audiences and f

Hard bound, 150 pages. From the inventive mind of Paul Harris comes his latest book of close-up miracles. Those who are acquainted with Paul's brand of magic know that it is sometimes wacky, sometimes crazy, but always entertaining and highly commercial

Leap is a Coin-Through-Glass (or Ring-Through-Glass) effect, greatly improved in its presentation and method versus "the old days." There have been many great methods available in different formats, such as a pedestal under

This classic by Ben Harris is becoming extremely hard to find…contents include: Click Click Click: Magically print three cards, using a regular deck and three blanks, Highlight: a new principle for a highlighter pen, Credit Highlight: