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You will learn 35 easy tricks and moves, including the
self-levitation. Over 2 hours and 10 minutes of live performances and in depth instruction. What you'll learn: The Self-Levitation, One Pack Wonder, 2 Decks Are Better Then 1, Vanish & Reappear, The Money Roll, The Jumping Match, Card In The Envelope, Cut & Restored Rope,
Rubber band Penetration, Mind Reading Book Trick, Card on The Napkin, Coin Thru The Table, Card in The Mind.
Bonus: One Handed Cut, One Handed Spinning Cut, One Handed Shuffle. Plus ... learn the 10 best ways to force a card with
in depth instruction on each force.
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Magic Trick Exposed
One of the best ways to expose a magic trick is to read about how it's done. Anyone interested in learning the craft of magic should do as much reading as possible. So for this page, magic trick exposed, we've decided to list several great books that will help you to build a better understanding of the inner workings of magic tricks while still teaching you exactly how to do a variety of specific tricks.
Here are a few books that expose the workings behind individual magic tricks. These should definitely be in your magic library ...

Power
Plays - spectators mix cards face up and face down. In the end there are exactly six face down cards as predicted by the magician. And yes, they are the six selections. All 6 selections are free choices and are shuffled into the deck by a spectator.
Animazement: A flip book trick like Cardtoon where an animated stick figure draws an X on a single card. Of course the card is the signed selection. A template is provided so that you can create your own animation sequence.
Finders Keepers: A card freely named by a spectator ends up sandwiched by two jokers while the cards are under the spectators control.
Flipped Out: A spectator counts four coins. The magicians hands are otherwise empty. The spectator holds all four on her outstretched palm. She shakes her hands together and finds that one coin has jumped to the magicians hand. The three coins are placed again on her outstretched palm. The magician places his hand under the table. Now the spectator dumps the three coins onto the table. Only two hit the table!! The magician brings his hand into view, now holding two coins!
Routined Rubber: A four phase rubber band routine that begins with a single band transforming visibly into two!
Smokin: Ron Jaxon's incredible jumping filter routine. The filter of a cigarette jumps from end to end in a highly visual manner.
Apocalypse
Book - with over 325 card and close to 70 coin effects, routines, ideas, and over 110 other effects with: bills, bottles, boxes, candles,
card cases, business cards, keys, matchboxes, rings, roses, rubber bands, Scrabble tiles, silks, spoons, balls, shoelaces, thimbles, wallets, gambling demos, sugar packet, book tests, chain loops - and more, Apocalypse #4 continues in the tradition of Volumes 1, 2 and 3.
The card items in #4 include: An Ace of a Routine, Best Lie Detector, Connect Four, Quick And Direct, Spectator Guesses Better, Expert Full Deck Overhand, Fabulous Change, Royal Poker Deal, Three Before, Three Proofs, Collector's Addition, Heavy Breather, Lightning Aces, Memory Man, My Second Keeper, Amazing Commute, Daredevil's Match, 'Killer' Poker-Deal Demo, Perfect Match, Cheek Turner, Heat, Houdini's Hand, Many Faces of a Woman, Twister, Variations And Additions, and on and on.
The Coin items include: Essence of the Coin, Coin In Bottle, Swirl Assembly and Backfire, The Magic Coin, Coin Explosion, Bottle Piggy Bank, The Ambitious Coin, Bounce-Back Sleeving, Curious, Watch It!, Sweet Ten, Cointrol, None-Ahead Matrix, Off On A Bender, Wow!, Copper/Silver Triple Play, No-Table Coins Across, Numismatic Nightmare, Coin-Roll Vanish, More Direct Than Ever, Cent From Hell, and on and on.
Art
of Astonishment Volume 1 - the Complete, Ultimate Paul Harris Collection. This three-volume set of books contains all of Pauls classics, updated and refined, as well as 73 brand-new creations! All in all, these books contain over 900 pages of Paul Harris including a ground-breaking essay discussing the feeling of astonishment as our natural state of mind. There are also six conversations with Eric Mead about effects that are too weird even for Paul. A Total of 222 Effects. 73 Brand New Creations. Pages 312 - Hard Bound
Close-up
And Personal, Regal - Close-Up & Personal contains seventy-two of David's best performance pieces, described with care and in detail, accompanied by hundreds of photographs. If you seek close-up trickery that surprises, entertains and amazes both the public and jaded peers alike, you must read Close-Up & Personal! If you like the material in Close-Up & Personal, you'll love the sequel books - Constant Fooling volumes 1-2. Also be sure to check out Triple Vision, The Deja Vu Deck and Deep Guilt Aces.
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