SleightfulThe Boy Who Cried Magic by Andi Gladwin. Full Review
Steve Faulkner reviews 'The Boy Who Cried Magic' by Andi Gladwin, a treasure trove of card magic with standout routines like 'Perfect Order' (a clever twist on the classic triumph effect) and 'Fireworks' (a multi-phase selection trick that dazzles audiences). He applauds the book for its practical, commercial-ready routines, streamlined techniques, and deep respect for crediting original creators. A must-have for card magicians looking to elevate their performances.
Key points
The book is praised for its commercial and performable routines.
Highlights include 'Perfect Order' and 'Fireworks' for their clever twists.
Techniques like 'Master Push Off' and 'Undo Cut' are well-explained.
Stand-up card magic tricks like 'Supersonic' work well for stage performances.
The book thoroughly credits original creators, adding educational value.