David Acer is both hilarious, and a great writer. This combination makes for an easy read. There are 59 magic items in the book, and this excludes all sleights that are taught within the routines. That's right; a massive load of magic! Acer is a commercial, comedy magician....

Every time I pick up a David Acer book, I am fascinated by the amount of original material he has produced. He has a lot of original plots, as well as great work on existing ones. David Acer is also a comedian, and he writes in a very entertaining way, without removing focus from the...

A Brand New Best-of Book by David Acer. 29 “best of” effects plus new material never before published. In addition to the tricks, the book is full of sidebars, essays, and other goodies.

Just when you thought there was nothing new in packet tricks, along comes Pickpocket with a roar! Four blank-faced cards are introduced, each with a picture of a quarter. The spectator is given a 5th card, blank-faced with no quarter. Here comes the magic - one by one, each of the...

Magic That Grabs You! The magician introduces four blank-faced cards, each with a picture of a quarter on its face. The spectator is given a 5th card - blank-faced with no quarter. Here comes the magic - one by one, each of the quarters vanishes, leaving the magician with no money on his cards!...

In the Fall of 2002, David Acer embarked on a multi-city tour, beginning in Edmonton, Alberta, where he and magician/comedian Rick Bronson were asked to consult for and perform at the Edmonton Oilers Home Opener vs. The Philadelphia Flyers. This DVD begins three days before the game and takes you...

From the acclaimed author of Natural Selections comes this brand new collection of innovative, practical, extraordinary close-up magic straight from his professional repertoire. More than 35 brand new sleights and routines with cards, coins, postcards, business cards, novels, bottle caps and more,...

You want to leave an impression of real magic in the minds of your audience?Effect:The magician has a card on the back of a colorful Christmas tree. The only problem is that there are no gifts under the tree. So the magician asks the spectator to write his initials on the star atop the Christmas...