Scribd has every single magic book you can think of, especially the likes of Darwin Ortiz! its a brilliant site for those books that are just out of stock everywhere. And its only 10$ a month!

Ryan,

Maybe you didn't realize that you're supporting massive piracy by using/supporting that site, it's been discussed here in the past.


Dave

Really!? I genuinely had no idea, I thought it was like amazon books with more of a library? How are they allowed to operate! Cancelling my subscription immediately.

Reel Magic & Genii are my preferred sites for subscriptions.

Another vote for Reel Magic and all the extras that a subscription brings.

Gary

Thanks....and its getting better....

Reel Magic - biggest bargain in the magic world.

M

Reel Magic and also take a look at freemagicschool.com and Simon at freemagictricks4u which has some good free info and a decent blog.

Reel Magic, hands down the best value ever!

We can't even mention the jerx in this thread. It's light years beyond.

Yehuda

Have no agree with Reel Magic. $5 for a digital subscription makes it a no brainer.

I think digital Genii is $35/yr and you get MAGIC Magazine too. Definitely worth the buckage.

Mike

Ask Alexander is by far the best. I sort of wish it was a little cheaper, but nevermind. They're doing great work over there. I hope they make more and more things more and more accessible, as most of us won't ever get to see the CARC library in person.

The fact I can read OOP miracle factory books I couldn't afford at the time of release is really good for me.

Genii of course goes without saying. As an international subscriber it saves me bucks on shipping etc.

I think the newish L and L streaming video service may be good, but its not there yet. Personally, I think I've got enough L and L DVDs for the timebeing, and the rest I can get from landlepub.