There are not a lot of books written for those who perform sponge routines on stage. Ken de Courcy's Stand-up Sponges does not disappoint. This is a complete routine and goes into holding out balls, blocking, etc. A fantastic book for sponge workers.

The sequel to “Nothing But Mystery” contains another 11 astonishingly unique, astonishingly simple and apparatus-free effects. Continuing the tradition, some involve absolutely “nothing.” For example, Your Friends

Imagine the power to make almost anything in your hands disappear. Being able to make almost anything disappear, probably more than anything else, makes me feel like a magician. With the Topit I can amaze a person with anything

Wayne Dobson's previous book, WD40, was a huge international sell out success, and now Wayne is back with an even bigger book full of stories, articles and routines from Wayne and a star studded array of his magic friends. In 200

The largest and third booklet includes twelve routines of "Minimal Miracles and Disproportionate Marvels for the Stand-Up Conjurer.” The Poem What Reads Your Mind is a simply a poem, nine lines that you can learn, that allows