Discover the Masterful Routines of a Renowned French Magician

Experience the artistry of a celebrated French magician known for his innovative and efficient routines. This collection showcases over 40 years of close-up performances, emphasizing practical and straightforward methods that truly captivate audiences. The magician believes that the essence of magic lies in the effects themselves, aiming to astonish and delight spectators rather than impress fellow magicians.

In this insightful book, you’ll find a diverse array of routines that utilize common objects. Alongside classic tricks like the cups and balls and the Chinese linking rings, you’ll discover impromptu performances and unique creations that redefine the art of magic.

Contents

• Bungee Jumping
• The Strongest Link
• Ball and Vase
• The Chinese Purse
• The Ghost Glass
• Ear Plug
• The Kleptomaniac
• The Jumping Ring
• Out of Africa
• Enclavor
• Liberator
• The Torn Bill
• Silver and Gold
• The Duraty C&Bs
• The Flying Apple
• Through the Hand
• Variations on a Hair Line
• The Devilish Duo
• The Duraty Bill
• Nowhere and Elsewhere
• Do You Have the Balls?
• Back Stage Grand Illusion
• A Roper
• Mercy for the Billionaires
• Watch Such a Deal
• Ikea Nuts and Bolts
• Sheeps or Hens
• Same Feedback
• The Energetic Performer
• Compound Interests
• Into the Rings for Fame

What Others Are Saying

“I truly enjoyed reading Duraty’s book; it’s both creative and entertaining. His practical approach reflects his experience as a professional magician.” – Daryl

“This book showcases creativity at its finest: easy-to-perform close-up magic with everyday objects. A must-have for serious performers.” – Pete Biro

“The tricks in Duraty’s book can outsmart even the most seasoned swindlers with innovative techniques that are truly groundbreaking.” – Pop Haydn

“This is the type of magic I adore.” – Eric Jones

“Duraty’s magic is simple, effective, and entertaining. This book is a treasure trove for anyone looking to enhance their magical repertoire. Discover the brilliance of one of France’s national treasures!” – Boris Wild