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Noteworthy

by Gabbay, David

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(Based on 1 reviews)
Categories: Close Up, Philosophy
Media Type: Book
Publication Summary: 68 pgs.
Format: Paperback

Product Description

Inside these notes you will find routines, thoughts, and short essays on the art of magic.

Table of Contents

Magic Effects

TacsMan
Sweet
Window to the Soul
Fair & Square
Clown Purse
Coin Ninja
Purse Time
Paper Prison
Dizzy Tenkai (The Card that Falls Up)
Gabbay's Coin Opener

Short Essays

Suggested Focus & Inception
Let it Breathe
Abundance Mentality
No Mistakes
Malini & YouTube
Fantasy & Fantastic
Sure To Inspire

Pages: 68 - 6" x 9" - Softcover - Black and white pictures
Date Added: Jun 20th, 2012
MLA SKU: 4fe174f5ecd02

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Official Review
July 12th, 2012 6:29pm
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Reviewed by Joe Diamond
This small booklet/lecture notes is a collection of the work by David Gabbay. This is another half good/half bad booklet for me.

For starters, the writing is difficult to read. Not just because of the typos, but because of the odd ‘jokes’ and sentence structure. Take the third sentence in the booklet, “The TacsMan” (name of the effect) is a fun little ditty.” Then later he says, “By blending methods, it seems to create a greater degree of fooling.” This kind of writing takes away from the clarity of these effects, and makes this a difficult read. This kind of language is fine when hanging out with friends, but as the written word, it just doesn’t flow.

The black and white photos are difficult to see at times, and look cheap, and the essays at the end are kind of a disappointment. The good ideas aren’t his, and his ideas aren’t good. There’s a lot of unhealthy advice, and many working pros will see that some of it is just plain wrong. The essays are also... [Read More]

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