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I would like to get my hands on a hard copy not an ebook and from the UK. Anyone know where I could get one or if there even still in print thanks.

cards4magic.co.uk usually have it...

but i think its worth getting the download with the extra notes from lybrary.com...they have two versions...then just print it all out!

It is often on ebay.
Also, it is part of life and times of a Legend,which contains almost every anneman book.

This is An absolute must have book, and well and trully under priced I.M.H.O.

http://www.magicbox.uk.com/shop.php/sho ... /p_26.html

My first stop for hard to find 2nd hand books is www.abebooks.co.uk this ones there for between £10 - £18

G

Thanks IAIN and DALE. I looked on the cards4magic website but it doesen't seem to be on there because that's where I thought it would be,maybe they have just sold out, Also I do have a pdf version somewhere on my pc but I just prefer reading things out of books, I absolutely hate e-books unless there essential which is why I would like an accompanying book. Never noticed that book Dale and I look on magicbox frequently must have overlooked it somehow, thanks for the heads up will definately be purchasing this now and to be honest all of Annemanns books are underpriced really, I would happily pay treble for every book of his I have brought.

Thanks yddraig will head over there now to take a look.

if you can still get it - lewis jones' encyclopedia of forces, is HUGE!

covers all kinds of ways of forcing things...its fantastic..thirty quid or so though..if that puts you off? massive book mind you...

The Annemann book is published by Davenports - that's where I got mine.

You can read it online, free, at The Learned Pig.

Barry

Thanks again IAIN, I have heard good things about Lewis Jones, I would happily pay £30 for something that imo is useful, better than wasting it on the new latest fandagled gimmick that will end up in the back drawr . Thanks magicofthemind will pop over to Davenports site in a min. I have seen it on the learned pig brilliant place is that.

Thanks IAIN

IAIN wrote:if you can still get it - lewis jones' encyclopedia of forces, is HUGE!

covers all kinds of ways of forcing things...its fantastic..thirty quid or so though..if that puts you off? massive book mind you...

Just ordered it - thanks for the tip!