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A Grand Exposé
A Grand Exposé is full of surprises. Unapologetic in tone, it provides a thorough description of not only an astonishingly wide range of card table artifice and gambling scams, but also "short cons". Those well versed in modern modes of separating fools from their money will marvel at ... |
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Magicol
Magicol is a quarterly journal that explores and documents the art and artifacts of magic.
Subscription also includes discounts on other publications and other benefits. |
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The Ibidem Collection
Ibidem (1955 –1979) was a magic periodical edited by Toronto’s P. Howard Lyons. The magazine was published in limited numbers with an erratic schedule. Here is your chance to own the ENTIRE collection for a very special price.
Offer only good while supplies last. |
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How Gamblers Win
Originally published in 1865 and attributed to Gerritt M. Evans, How Gamblers Win is one of the earliest publications on the subject of advantage play – or cheating at cards.
It is extremely rare for a practicing gambler to publish methods of cheating... |
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Spins & Needles
This is a limited-print publication. 500 were printed, less than 350 are available for sale. Beautifully designed by Michael Albright, the book contains sixty-two intriguing tricks (and a trick chronology) by Allan Slaight. The foil-stamped, cloth-backed, hardcover 189-paged book is of a unique 10" x 10" format. This extraordinary volume contains ... |
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Essential Stewart James
Canadian Stewart James was the most prolific inventor of magic in the twentieth century. Where most magicians invent a handful of magic routines during the course of their life, Stewart James created over one thousand. His prodigious output has been recorded in two mammoth publications totally over 2,700 pages. James' vast body of work has now ... |
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Dai Vernon: A Biography
Artist | Magician | Muse
This book presents the life of Dai Vernon - the last great undiscovered artist of the twentieth century. His medium was magic and Vernon turned the clandestine world of conjuring on its ear with virtuoso sleight-of-hand and a dogged pursuit for perfection. |
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