Familiarity breeds contempt… Some notion, at least, of magical acting can be taught in a book but it takes time to sink in. Worse, you won’t have entertained yourself. …If you start off with a few self-working tricks that you can plod through undetected, you may puzzle people, but you won’t entertain them.
While most magic books aimed at beginners start out by teaching self-working effects, Hay wisely devoted the first half of his book to the “hard stuff.” In his words provides a broad based and practical foundation in the psychology and techniques of magic. I can do no better than to quote Bob Cassidy Need some visuals? Get Daryl's Encyclopedia of Card Sleights or Allan Ackerman's Advanced Card Control Master everything in these books and the world of card magic is yours. Once you get more serious with magic, you'll realize these books were practically written by Vernon, Ascanio, and Tamariz.
You learn some of the best methods for sleights and excellent versions of classic card plots.
This is the best series for learning card magic.
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