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by **wildman** » Apr 3rd, '08, 18:59

hello chaps,

i have recently come across these boards having recently started to read a book by henning nelms on the showmanship of magic.

i suppose i am interested in the psychology of magic - i am interested in the psychology of most things!

where is good place to start adding to a repertoire of magic tricks? i know a couple of coin tricks but that's about it!

are there any sticky's that i should read through??

cheers

by **taffy** » Apr 3rd, '08, 19:12

Hey Wildman,

Welcome to TM!

by **Lady of Mystery** » Apr 4th, '08, 09:28

Hi and welcome to TM.

If you're after a good book to start out with that covers a wide range of magic, then you really can't go far wrong with Mark Wilson's Complete Course.

by **Stephen Ward** » Apr 4th, '08, 10:29

welcome to TM

by **Replicant** » Apr 4th, '08, 14:30

And good day to you, too. Welcome to TM and enjoy your stay (which will be a long one and cost you lots of money). Be sure to check out the review indexes but make sure you've just been paid first!

by **Replicant** » Apr 4th, '08, 14:31

Lady of Mystery wrote:Hi and welcome to TM.

If you're after a good book to start out with that covers a wide range of magic, then you really can't go far wrong with Mark Wilson's Complete Course.

Lomster, you should incorporate that into your sig. Save you typing it a million times over. :wink:

by **dat8962** » Apr 13th, '08, 21:15

Hi Wildman

Welcome to TM

by **Al Doty** » Apr 14th, '08, 18:42

Hi Wildman
Besides the excellent suggestion of Mark Wilsons book, if you like the psycology of magic, then you should pick up an oldie but a goodie. Our Magic by Devant and Masklyne is full of much needed information.
Best
Al

by **itsamagicthing** » Apr 15th, '08, 00:23

Mark Wilson. Like a little pocket bible. But you will need big pockets to keep it in.

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