list again SORRY!

[UnknownMagician93]

Alright so i am very sorry for posting all these questions recently, I am just trying to get me "List" finished ASAP.


my question this time regards eliminating 2 books from my list. I have recently gotten into flourishing (atleast alot more than before) and want to get alot of new decks. I am definitely getting 12 circle back tallies. But, I also want some Wynns and possibly Stingers.

but, to prevent my list from becoming too pricey, i would have to eliminate something to add these 2 decks on there. The 2 books I am thinking of 'releasing' are "The paper Engine" by aaron fisher and "revelation" by Dai Vernon.

Now I am currently studying erdnase, but unlike the professor, I don't want to learn such sleights like 2nd dealing and bottom dealing. or atleast I dont want to FOCUS on them. i use Erdnase to learn stacks, false shuffles, 1 hand shift and The Classic pass.

About the paper engine... I saw the trailer, and heard its a cool book, but none of the routines in there look to great. I already do Search and Destroy and I also use an original (maybe?) 1 hand half pass, so I have no need for a gravity half pass.

So can you please LMK your thoughts onRevelation and the paper engine.

 

[NickGanesh]

Hey Dan,

In my opinion, if you had to release one of these books, I would go with paper engine. It is a GREAT book however I don't think it fits your style. Based on your video's, Revelation will suit you more than the paper engine.

Just my 2 cents.

Cheers,
Nick

 

[UnknownMagician93]

Hey Dan,

In my opinion, if you had to release one of these books, I would go with paper engine. It is a GREAT book however I don't think it fits your style. Based on your video's, Revelation will suit you more than the paper engine.

Just my 2 cents.

Cheers,
Nick

thanks for the insigth bro. Just out of curiousity how does it "fit my style"? What is my style? LOL

 

[Sherlock]

If you are serious about magic then respond to this, if you prefer to just show some "tricks" to friends and keep it as a hobby then don't respond.

 

[UnknownMagician93]

If you are serious about magic then respond to this, if you prefer to just show some "tricks" to friends and keep it as a hobby then don't respond.

im serious

 

[RDChopper]

The paper engine is one of my favourite books, but I agree with the above posts, Revelation is a better choice.

 

[visualartist]

Use the money to create well produced business cards and nice atttire to perform in when you get gigs. If your not interested in that,then buy all the tricks you want.
If your a hobbyist performer at least buy some performance theory books.At least.
No one needs so many gosh darn tricks.A few products will suffice.

 

[Sherlock]

Designing Miracles
Strong Magic
Art of Magic
Dai Vernon's Inner card trilogy
TOOC

This will get you some very nice effects and performing tips. There is plenty more I would recommend but this is the basics of effects and performing.

 

[UnknownMagician93]

Im getting the vernon chronicle.

VisualArtist- Come next summer, I am applying for jobs at a few resturants that use walk around entertainment, so if this plan holds up i will definitely use your advice!

 

[visualartist]

VisualArtist- Come next summer, I am applying for jobs at a few resturants that use walk around entertainment, so if this plan holds up i will definitely use your advice!

Thats what I like to hear.

 

[UnknownMagician93]

Thats what I like to hear.

what do you mean exactly jw?

 

[visualartist]

what do you mean exactly jw?

That your taking your magic seriously and its not just a cute hobby.

 

[UnknownMagician93]

That your taking your magic seriously and its not just a cute hobby.

Oh okay


Thanks for the.. compliments i guess