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The Practical Encyclopaedia of Magic

Postby Jordan C » Nov 13th, '03, 20:58



Guys I was in my town centre the other day and for a fiver in Booksale (aka The Works in other towns) I found The Practical Encyclopaedia of Magic by Nicholas Einhorn.

Its quite a good little book as it covers a lot of the sleights and basics of magic. If you don't find any use for it yourself then you may know someone getting started who may find this book great.

Could be a great stocking filler for younger/trainee magicians! :)

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Postby Mark Waddington » Nov 13th, '03, 21:01

Ive got this book and it is a magic bible.....well after tarbell

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Postby the_mog » Nov 13th, '03, 21:02

this has already been reviewed HERE where the book is under a slightly different name

Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music. - Kristian Wilson, Nintendo, Inc, 1989.. :mrgreen:
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Postby Jordan C » Nov 13th, '03, 21:10

ah ha! Well at a fiver its well worth every penny. I'll reiterate what Mandrake said in his review and it is a very clear well presented book.

Go get a copy

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