Art of Astonishment Volume 1 by Paul Harris

The Magic book by Harry Lorayne

The complete beginner's guide to anytime, anywhere sleight-of-hand magic. The man who made The Memory Book a #1 national bestseller reveals the secrets of his favorite hobby - Magic! With characteristic wit and directness, Harry Lorayne explains the secrets of a few simple techniques that will enable anyone to perform the most complicated magic. There are...

Close-Up Magic Secrets by Diamond Jim Tyler

Move objects with your mind, pass coins through tables, escape police restraints, and reveal other people's thoughts! Diamond Jim Tyler shows how to transform an ordinary act into a truly entertaining show. Learn 29 routines that include several original tricks as well as many tried-and-true crowd pleasers. Written for beginners and used by pros, this...

Art of Astonishment Volume 3 by Paul Harris

The Complete, Ultimate Paul Harris Collection. This three-volume set of books contains all of Paul`s 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...

Art of Astonishment Volume 2 by Paul Harris

Complete Don Alan Chop Cup book by Ron Bauer

This is a comprehensive depiction of Don Alan's theories, handling, and presentation of the Chop Cup. It's his way of doing it, not merely a replication of a single performance. THE REAL WORK on how Don loaded, got the laughs and set up for doing his classic routine. This is the first time all the subtle work has been published.The 28 pages, with fabulous...

New Modern Coin Magic book JB Bobo

The World's Most Complete Text Book of Coin Conjuring in its 14th printing! Bobo's Modern Coin Magic brings a new form of entertainment to the magic world. Coin Magic can be performed any time, anywhere, on the spur of the moment. With Bobo's Basic knowledge and know-how, the best feats of the world's expert coin workers can be yours. How often have you...

The Art of Switching Decks by Roberto Giobbi

The strongest card tricks most often depend on a stack or special deck. Unfortunately, if you start with a gaffed deck, as soon as you have accomplished the impossible feat, its very strength causes audiences to say, "Let me see those cards!" With a deck switch, they can, because you just switched the gaffed deck for a normal one, which they can even take...

Wayne Dobson and Friends

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 large size pages, you will find 31 articles and effects contributed by 21 different performers featuring close up, mentalism...

Kidtrix (Magic for Kids) by Paul Osborne

An all new book by Paul Osborne geared to the kid show performer! Hundred of illustrations along with never-before-seen, audience tested routines and props. Stuff you will want to perform - Wristnosis, Giant Crayon, My Pet Frog, Ear Cleaning Machine, Insurance!, Magic Tables, Stratospheres, Poor Man's Snake Basket, Slingshot, Snowmanship, Brainscan, Skunk...

Kidtrix (Magic for Kids) 2 by Paul Osborne

An all new book by Paul Osborne geared to the kid show performer! Hundred of illustrations along with never-before-seen, audience tested routines and props. Stuff you will want to perform - All new props and routines are included:Bully CardsTrapdoorClown CameraOld Glory PourAwsome Can of CafristanRope RaceSnowman to NomanPast Your Eyes MilkWhat...

Kidtrix (Magic for Kids) 3 by Paul Osborne

The latest in the series of Kidtrix books! It features all new props and presentations for the family/children's performer. With a foreword by Bev Bergeron, this publication features an all new look at illusions styled and designed for the younger crowd, as well as other all new concepts that would work well in school assemblies, library and birthday...

Beyond Look, Don't See: Furthering the Art...

If you are a children's/family entertainer this book is a must have!Delve into NYC magician Christopher T. Magician's proven and practical techniques for establishing more memorable magic presentations.You are cordially invited beyond the red velvet rope for an up-close and personal tour through the Art of children's magic as Christopher T. Magician...

Essential Robert-Houdin

All the classic works of the great master of magic, Robert-Houdin, under one cover, lavishly illustrated with hundreds of beautiful prints, engravings, and photos. Robert-Houdin (1805-1871) revolutionized the art of magic with his incredible stage mysteries and lifelike automata, and he thankfully left a number of books recording his philosophy and...

Chicago Surprise Pop Haydn

Plot: A red-backed card is freely selected from a red-backed deck. The back of the chosen card changes color to blue so that it is easily found. The blue-backed card is placed under a saltshaker, the spectator's finger, or even under the spectator's foot. Another red-backed card is then selected from the deck. The magician, merely by snapping his fingers,...

Magic Menu: Years 1 through 5

Compiled and edited by Jim Sisti and now in its third printing, The Magic Menu - Years 1 through 5 (previously titled The Magic Menu -The First Five Years) contains everything you need to know about performing walk-around magic in real-world venues.This best seller features contributions from Eugene Burger, Michael Ammar, Michael Close, Doc Eason, Bill...

Magic Menu: Years 6 through 10

Compiled and edited by Jim Sisti. Now you can own the second five years of The Magic Menu, the world's only journal specifically for the walk-around magic specialties, in one volume. Whether you perform close-up magic in restaurants, bars, hospitality suites, corporate events, cocktail parties or other strolling venues, you'll find a wealth of advice and...

Magic Menu: Final Four

After ten years and 60 issues, The Magic Menu ceased being "the international journal for professional restaurant and bar magicians" and became-for one brief, shining volume-"the professional journal for working close-up magicians." Two hard-bound compendiums were issued that contained the initial 60 issues. It was announced in Issue 61 of the...