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MagicAndBlackjack
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Hi everyone,

I was out of town in a magic shop today and came across some great books, many of which are out of print.

I have heard a lot about Dingle's Deceptions and I saw it there for $5.00. It was in shrink wrap so I didn't get a chance to open it and look at the material inside, so I was wondering if anyone has a quick review of the effects included in the book.

I should have bought it but I wasn't sure if the material was ideal for table hopping.

Thanks in advance,

Tj
budzy
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$5.00 ????

Get it!
eryanic
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It's a soft copy and contains some materials from Complete Works of Derek Dingle I heard...
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For $5.00 if it only had Derek Dingle's picture on it it would be worth it.I have the book and contains some great material and you cannot go wrong for that price.
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It is writen by probably one of the worst teachers of, entertainer with, author on close up card magic ever, but aside from that, the magic is first rate.
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Its good you didn't mention his name gilbert3. He'd track ya down.
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I have a sentimental fondness in me about this booklet. It was one of my first "hard core" magic books and I just really loved it. Great magic; one of my favorite magic booklets.

Mike

P.S. I recently discovered that Dingle release a companion video tape by the same name and in which he perfromes each of the effects in the booklet. This proved a great help to me as I could now envision exactly what he was trying to do in each effect and I got to see his pacing and framing, etc.
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