Eugene Burger’s “Series of Evocative Essays” is like a chat with your wise mate who just happens to be a magic genius. His aim? To give you a proper nudge, make you stop and think about your own magic, and get you practising like you're preparing for the finals of a talent show (minus the dodgy singing).
Contents:
About the Writings Foreword by Channing Pollock Groundwork What Is Close-Up Magic? The Main Road The Bert Allerton Aspirin Tin Routine Hands Making Cigarettes Disappear The Pivot Vanish Up the Nose Using A Cigarette Pull A Question of Character Uncle Geek Three-Card Monte As A Magical Entertainment Magic Lectures Rosini's Double Reverse Conversation at the Airport The Animated Matchbox Performing for Magicians Stealing Spirit Candle in the Bottle Books Sylvia's Cards: An Excursion into Bizarre Magick Negative Thought The Haunted Pack Questions and Answers on the Haunted Pack Daydreaming and Imagination An Imaginary Conversation with Eugene Burger A Final Examination
