This book is more than a wonderful read. It is also an important contribution to recent magical history, providing an intimate encounter with the key players in the story of the Magic Castle during its most influential years.

If you ever have the opportunity to share magic in Japan (or with a Japanese magician) you will be amazed at just how different western and eastern styles of magic really are. If I had to describe Japanese magic in one word, it would be “topological.”

So…Roberto Giobbi has already written himself into magichistory with his Card College series ofbooks. What does he do next?

Del Ray was considered the most innovative magician of the 20th century. Secretly intermingling technologies with traditional trickery, he performed miracles of magic that were unlike those of any other magician. Throughout his life, he passionately guarded the secrets of both his professional and...

A Classic Available After Ten Years & The Anticipated Sequel Two books from one of the most celebrated creators in the industry! Destroyers is the critically-acclaimed, best-selling book on the coin and close-up work of Troy Hooser. After years of scarcity, it is FINALLY AVAILABLE...

We strive to provide you with products that no other magic shop can stock; Ben Earl's Gambit magazine is the perfect example of this. It's an underground card magazine containing some of the highest calibre magic published this year...and we have a small quantity of them available.

Herb Zarrow has spent a lifetime of magic -- exploring and creating in the art he loves. Best known, of course, for his legendary Zarrow Shuffle, one of the great, thundering moves and perhaps the only sleight to travel from the card trick to the card table. Herb is also the originator of many...

Hidden in the depths of The Magic Circle in London was a long forgotten notebook, written around the second half of the 18th century by an unknown author. Its handwritten pages contained over 81 different tricks, sleights and subtleties with cards.

Although Professor Hellis performed in venues such as The Royal Polytechnic Institution and The Brighton Aquarium, gave lessons to magicians such as Professor Hoffmann and Dr Holden and was admired by no less than David Devant, little has been written about him.

When party guests request a few tricks, be prepared. Ask for a coin, and perform some of the trick sin this book. Because you will not have been aided by special stage apparatus, the results will be all the more astonishing. As tricks with coins are so...