

You will gain fascinating insight into the state of card magic before Erdnase's time and how his momentous book affected the art. other rare books and an added chapter containing essays written by some of today's most knowledgeable cardmen. technical insight into their proper execution, gives cross references for further reading and includes hundreds of little know bits of obscure information Darwin's tutoring coupled with 115 crystal - clear photographs provide a wealth of additional knowledge You will also find a number of illustrations reproduced from. He sheds new light on the history of various moves and effects, provides. He has spent the past ten years researching and writing 273 annotations, more than doubling the size of the original book. After a lifetime of study, no one is more qualified to elucidate this classic book than Darwin Ortiz. And, whether your interest is in the man who wrote the book or in trying to understand his original text, this is a book that will satisfy you. While you are at it, get Jason Ladanye´s book Confident deceptions also.There has been a lot of talk about SW Erdnase lately. They are in my opinion the best books of card magic you will ever find. I have all the books and dvds and I can really recommend you to get them all. Ultimate Fusion from the same book is the new version of Bold Fusion originally appeared in Cardshark.


The new Back off from Scams and fantasies with cards is a revamped version of Back Off, but so much better. New Darwin´s wild card is another example. For example, Supercharged Nine Card Location from Lessons in card mastery is the latest handling for the original Nine card location. But for example, Darwin released a dvd set in 2010 called Nothing but the best, and in it he shows various changes that he made throughout the years in some of the routines from several of his books. Yes, At the card table is still very relevant. So, is this book still relevant? Or all its material is improved in the later books? After this book, he released many more books. Darwin Ortiz published 'At the Card Table' book a while ago.
