Brent Arthur James Geris – Best Of All Worlds

Discover the magic and history behind one of the most celebrated card tricks ever created: Paul Curry’s “Out of This World.” “Best of All Worlds” is more than just a book about a magic trick; it offers a comprehensive exploration of what Dai Vernon hailed as “the card trick of the century.”

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