Books: All Magic Books

The Dice Stacking Book is 104 pages of tips and advice covering all sorts of dice stacking variations. Well illustrated, including two flip books that show the basic stack and decapitation.

Look! Up in the sky. It's a Goshman. It's a Dingle. NO, it's – SUPER MAGIC! This book is about a strange being from the West Coast possessing miraculous skills and incredible ideas. SUPER MAGIC. Able to create innovative routines at a single bound. Faster than a speeding billet. More powerful than a gross of TV Magic Cards....

Hugards Annuals Of Magic (1937-1939)

Here are Jean Hugard's recordings of magic from 1937-39, from illusions to close-up: tricks with coins, cards, silks, cigarettes, cigars, billiard balls, matches, newspapers, thimbles, paper, the Egg Bag and Linking Rings. Hugard clearly explains tricks such as Paul Curry's "Touch",...

This book is filled with effects, moves, ideas, and sleights that bear the Marlo touch for directness, simplicity, and above all entertainment.

How to Make Money Providing Entertaining Readings for the Corporate Market

You can enjoy a lucrative part-time or full-time career as an entertainer who provides brief readings for clients and guests at corporate events. In this book, Richard Webster, who has worked in this market for almost thirty years, shares with you all the...

The second volume of Subtle Card Creations continues with a wealth of new material - effective and subtle card effects - designed to entertain and baffle spectators.

Much of the material - as in Volume 1 - was developed from ideas in a series of notebooks. Effects of all types are include here. There are 11 chapters. Here...

There are four issues per year, with 40 to 48 pages per issue, each in an oversized format designed to enhance your learning experience by more easily lying flat when open. Each issue will include commentary and conjuring from some of the sharpest minds on the magic scene. Antinomy is looking to set a new standard in quality for this kind...

The book covers alternative designs for concealing your assistant in a table or staircase.It goes beyond the traditional base by exposing more contemporary designs. The book does not contain specific construction plans but the illustrations are sufficient enough for a competent woodworker to turn the ideas into reality.

Imagine having a card signed and inserted into the deck, stopping when the card is sticking out of the deck 1/8th of an inch, so the spectator can see it (his actual card), going in. The card is pushed in the rest of the way, then the spectator is asked to name a number between 1-15. You, without ANY cuts, shuffles or 'moves'...

The first volume of the real world Cardician Trilogy, John Racherbaumer's Cardfixes is a thought provoking collection of fresh tricks and ideas for today's cardman. Designed for everyone who loves card magic, whether they perform, watch, collect or simply read about what's happening here and now in the field. There are tricks...

Written By Guy E. Jarrett and Jim Steinmeyer with an Introduction by John A. McKinven

In 1981, Jim Steinmeyer produced Jarrett, but that was only part of the story... The Complete Jarrett is a spectacular new edition of the infamous Jarrett Magic, the controversial 1936 text on stage illusions. Guy Jarrett had constructed illusions...

Since 1965, Phil Goldstein has published over 1000 ingenious tricks and routines. From this huge body of work he has chosen 60 of his best card tricks, the cream of the bountiful crop. His criteria were clarity of plot, entertainment value, and high magical content. Focus contains all 60 of these choice effects, the very best from one...

Well, here we all are again, chaps and chapesses! Just when you thought it was safe to sneak back into your local magic emporium, another Lovell tome appears to shake the shelves and throw a bit of dust around! Within the pages here, you'll find some more thoughts on the performance of magic along with forty routines, bits and more....

This book is the ultimate consumer's guide to packet tricks. As such, it can save you both time and money. It will point you in the direction of some of the greatest packet tricks ever created. If you are interested in close-up magic you will find this book an essential reference.

In fact, if you are simply interested in magic,...

After many years, and by popular demand, Kaufman and Company has reprinted the most highly-desired book: "Five Times Five: Japan." Contains fabulous and unique close-up magic for which Japanese magicians are know around the world. Republished in hardcover, with dustjackets, on acid-free paper.

Nearly 20 years in the making!

The reviewer for Genii gave the book the best review and highly recommends the book!

Here are just a few of the comments from those who have written lengthy tributes to Fred and his contribution to magic.
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