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These are the bomb-diggity.

I'll admit, I've resorted to this before...

Really the only thing there is is just the possibly single greatest 3-volume compilation of magic ever conceived. And a bunch of other stuff. Check out the Art of Astonishment. It will make all of your wildest fantasies come true, as long as your wildest fantasies are being able to do...

If something unexpected happens (from the audiences perspective) I look at them and say "What'd you do?!" in my best Chris Farley impression...

Well, good news then! I've just surrendered the next 4 to 6 years of my life to Ray Kosby. Besides, sleep is overrated. I can sleep when I'm dead.

Actually, even though the material is intended for gambling, Erdnase is perfect for fundamentals. However, if you're looking for good comprehensive card instruction, check out Card College.

I've got a 30 buck gift certificate and I can't decide whether to get Ray Kosby's Impossible Card Magic or Jerry Andrus' A Lifetime of Magic Vol. 1 DVD. Any thoughts?

This looks all kinds of badass. I haven't been so pumped since, well, something... I love Paul Harris (platonically) and I am definitely going to put down the money for this when I get it.

Actually, on a more serious note, it is integral for any kind of performer to have a strong knowledge base, especially linguistically. For all forms of art, it is essential to have a frame of reference in many areas--historic, literary, scientific, etc. So study hard, kids. And don't be...

Thankfully, I go to a magical place known as college where I can devote the majority of my time to practicing and performing (and possibly drinking gratuitous amounts of "happy juice"). If you're in high school, I recommend you stick to practicing on weekends, unless you're a senior, in which...

Ah-ha. What's a good book-like (as in resembling a book) source for shuffle stacking and mucking?

What's "Weapons?"

They have a "For Dummies" book for everything. In fact, no joke, I saw one called "Prostate Cancer for Dummies." Yeesh.

Oh snap! Brad Henderson is back.