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Annotated Erdnase by Darwin Ortiz and Mike Caveney

The top card men in the world disagree on many things. One thing they all agree on is that no other book in the history of card manipulation deserves careful study more than The Expert at the Card Table. After one hundred years, it is still considered the foundation upon which modern card magic is based. It contains some of the most perfectly constructed sleights in all of card magic. Even more important are the profound lessons in the real secrets of magic: naturalness, attention to detail, uniformity of action and the psychology of deception. For a century, the methods of S.W. Erdnase have been studied, practiced and written about by countless card experts. One person who spent a lifetime studying every detail of this landmark book is Darwin Ortiz. The copious notes he kept while meticulously dissecting each move and every sentence of The Expert form the basis for The Annotated Erdnase. Darwin’s 273 annotations shed new light on the history of the various moves and effects, provide technical insight into their proper execution, give cross references for further reading and include hundreds of obscure bits of information.

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Darwin Ortiz – Lessons In Card Mastery

Lessons in Card Mastery (DELUXE - Signed, Numbered, Leatherbound) by Darwin  Ortiz - Book

DELUXE – Signed, Numbered, Leatherbound! ONLY 100 AVAILABLE! 
Among Darwin Ortiz’ many fans, the only question is which of his card books is the best:  Darwin Ortiz at the Card Table, Cardshark, or Scams & Fantasies with Cards.  Now there is a new candidate:  the aptly-named Lessons in Card Mastery.

This time the accent is on uncanny displays of card control. You’ll display physical control by cutting to a selected card with just one finger, trapping

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Strong Magic by Darwin Ortiz (PDF)

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Why is it that some magicians get great audience reaction while others who are just as skillful leave audiences so cold? The answers are in Strong Magic, the first -ever book on showmanship specifically for the close-up magician.

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