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by David Pogue (Author)
Develop the knowledge, skill, and showmanship you need to thrill audiences of all ages
Magic For Dummies is your introduction to mystifying friends, family, and the world at large with the art of the magic. Emmy award-winning author David Pogue teaches you dozens of fun, inexpensive tricks that you can do with everyday objects like office supplies, clothing, food, and even your phone. Card tricks, sleight of hand, disappearing tricks--it's all in here. You'll also learn how to practice and improve your skills, so you can take your magical performances to the next level. Plus, this book includes tips on how to refine your techniques, so you can dazzle any live or virtual audience. This entertaining introduction to the world of illusion is a must for aspiring magicians.
- Get easy instructions on how to perform and perfect basic magic tricks
- Become a more entertaining magician, with tips on connecting with your audience
- Discover the fun of performing magic tricks for friends and strangers, in person and online
- Wow people of all ages with card tricks, optical illusions, and beyond
This book is for readers of all ages who want to learn the art of magic, including beginners and those who have already tried a trick or two.
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An easy and fun guide to magic
Magic isn't old dudes in tuxedos anymore. Today, magic is anyone, anytime, anywhere. It's about dazzling and entertaining other people, in person or online. Magic For Dummies is packed with funny, freaky, and inexpensive tricks that anyone can do, from transformations to mind reading. All you need is a deck of cards, your phone, stuff on the dinner table--or no props at all! With David Pogue's practical guide for new magicians, you'll soon discover that magic is the ultimate icebreaker, confidence builder, and social-media viral engine.
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Author Biography
David Pogue is a seven-time Emmy-winning correspondent for "CBS Sunday Morning," a New York Times bestselling author, five-time TED speaker, the writer or co-writer of more than 120 books, and a 20-time host of NOVA on PBS. He's done magic since he was five.
