Whether you’re ringing in a full deck stack or a gimmicked deck, having numerous methods available to get them into (and out of) play is essential. Roberto Giobbi’s book is a delightful read that will have you wanting to come up with more effects that require a deck switch just …
If you’re a fan of Cardwarp or just birthday shopping for someone who is, then look no further than The Cardwarp Tour by Jeff Pierce. Roy Walton’s Cardwarp is the seminal topological effect amongst card magicians and why shouldn’t it be? It’s quite a compelling effect that lends itself to …
High Spots by Caleb Wiles is a book containing less than a dozen card effects but if you’re a card guy you will find use for at least one of the gems inside its pages. From a nice false cut to a blackjack effect to a great ACR presentation to …
This book stands out in the rainbow of magic literature in that it focuses on a method rather than an effect. Take Thomas Baxter’s “Open Prediction Project.” There you have 52 different methods for a single effect. Same is true for “Best of All Worlds”–many methods for a single effect. …
This blog is dedicated to promoting how one can really learn to perform magic–BY READING BOOKS! From technical nuances to performing advice, books are one of the last places where “the good stuff” is just waiting to be found.
This video shows my presentation for a marvelous effect called Photo Prediction. It incorporates random chance and spectator choices to arrive at an outcome that …