With over 200 pages of pure magic goodness, this book is stitched together on fine paper and wrapped in a classy cloth cover, topped off with a four-colour dust jacket that’s prettier than your last date. A true gem for those who take their magic seriously (and let’s face it, if you’re here, you probably do). Oh, and did we mention the shiny new biographical chapter by David Goodsell? It’s like the cherry on top of an already delicious cake.
Inside, you’ll find a delightful mix of intriguing biographical tidbits and meticulously described magical secrets that earn this book its unique spot in the annals of magical literature. Leipzig was a gentleman of magic, performing with a charmingly understated style that won over every audience. Whether he was pulling a penny out of a glass of beer (yes, really) or executing the dramatic Cabaret Card-Stab, his tricks are chronicled here by the legendary Lewis Ganson, as passed on by the one and only Dai Vernon.
