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furhaan New user 2 Posts |
Hi everyone,
I've been doing magic for a while now as a hobby. I am looking for some book recommendations that will give me some great impromptu card magic. I already have the following Dear Mr Fantasy - Bannon CUCM - Lorayne BoF - Lorayne Apocalypse - Lorayne Classic magic of Jennings lots more..... I find that the books mentioned above have some great impromptu effects so I thought I'd mention them! All help is greatly appreciated. Thanks |
Rennie Inner circle I think I have about 1826 Posts |
My very favorite card book, The Card Magic of Nick Trost. Another good one (many packets though) Is Focus by Goldstein / Maven..I cannot omit Effortless Card Magic by Peter Duffie..
Rennie
The effect is the important thing, how you achieve it is not.......
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Richard Paddon Loyal user 214 Posts |
J.K. Hartman's books: Card Craft, After Craft, Trickery Treats.
Check out most of Peter Duffies e-books. I agree with Rennie about Effortless Card Magic. It's now available as an e-book download. What's Up Deck - Aldo Colombini Art of Astonishment 1, 2, 3 - Paul Harris The Chronicles - Karl Fulves Richard |
Fingers_Fidge Regular user England 123 Posts |
Easy To Do Impromptu Card Magic - Aldo Colombini
Simply Improm2 Card Magic by Aldo Colombini The Best of Pack up your Cards 1-3 - Paul Gordon Card Trickery - Paul Gordon All the Above are excellent sources |
Justin R Veteran user 303 Posts |
Fasdiu 1&2 (From a Shuffled Deck in Use)by Paul Cummins
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apple123 Regular user 107 Posts |
Scarne on Card Tricks
Encyclopedia of Card Tricks Magic With Cards |
ggarcia Veteran user San Antonio Tx 395 Posts |
How about the steve beam books - semi automatic card tricks. they're all great.
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ferryascanio Loyal user Jakarta - Indonesia 264 Posts |
Try "self working card tricks-Karl Fulves" & "scarne on card triks", there are a lot of self working card tricks, and all are relatively easy.
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Pete McEwen Special user Durham, N.C. 576 Posts |
Mike Powers Power Plays
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Scott F. Guinn Inner circle "Great Scott!" aka "Palms of Putty" & "Poof Daddy G" 6586 Posts |
The Fulves and Beam books are excellent. Of course, I'm fond of "Simply Imprompt2" by Aldo Colombini because it includes one of my routines...
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ferryascanio Loyal user Jakarta - Indonesia 264 Posts |
Dear mister fantasy + smoke & mirror (john bannon)
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PaulGordon Elite user 475 Posts |
Blatent plug: But, see http://www.paulgordon.net/acatalog/card_tricks_magic.html for impromptu card magic by me, Lorayne, Higham, Duffie, Kane, Walton & more! Paul Gordon
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msc455magic Inner circle Taipei, Taiwan 1523 Posts |
Marlo Without Tears, Classic Magic of Jennings, and Complete Works of Derek Dingle. Full of practical and often impromptu material.
Best, msc455magic
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