Magic has always inspired generations. While any of us may have
thrilled on the tricks in our childhood, it is important to remember
that magic lies in the artful hands of a magician. Magic is, thus, no
occult deed but a hardcore science, practiced and honed.
Truly magic evokes a sense of wonder in us. So if you want to know
how this wonder breaks open on the stage, You should rather read a
book 'How to Levitate and Other Great Secrets of Magic'. The
book boasts to lay all secrets open in the floor. Another plus
point of the book is it is a slim book that boasts to make reading as
easy as it can. Author Talbot has tried to explain the tricks in
simplest most ways. The author describes the book as a journey of
discovery that will bring the enthusiast to truth.
In addition, the book is not just an attempt to fill the pages based on others experiences and anecdotes. The author claims to have tried all the tricks himself written in the book. It means that chances are that the tricks mentioned in the book have a fair chance to work when any of us tries them.
Marketed by Coorg-based Magenta Press, one can try out the tricks as all the contraptions needed are clearly indicated in the book. It is just a 57-page book priced at Rs. 149. The deep thought behind the exercise Talbot says is “You cannot come to the truth unless you eliminate the false.”
The author further claims that the book was written 15 years ago and the reason he chose a Western pen name was that magic uncovered by a Westerner always gels well with most of us.
In addition, the book is not just an attempt to fill the pages based on others experiences and anecdotes. The author claims to have tried all the tricks himself written in the book. It means that chances are that the tricks mentioned in the book have a fair chance to work when any of us tries them.
Marketed by Coorg-based Magenta Press, one can try out the tricks as all the contraptions needed are clearly indicated in the book. It is just a 57-page book priced at Rs. 149. The deep thought behind the exercise Talbot says is “You cannot come to the truth unless you eliminate the false.”
The author further claims that the book was written 15 years ago and the reason he chose a Western pen name was that magic uncovered by a Westerner always gels well with most of us.
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