Some recommended books:
- "The Amateur Magician's Handbook" by Henry Hay.
- "Mark Wilson's Complete Course in Magic" by Mark Wilson.
- "Learning Magic: A Guide for Beginners" by Joshua Jay.
- "The Magic Show Manual" by Andrew Pinard
- "Modern Coin Magic" by J.B. Bobo
- "Richard's Almanac" by Richard Kaufman
2. Online Courses:
- Penguin Magic: Offers video tutorials and courses from renowned magicians.
- Vanish Magic: Provides online magic lessons and workshops.
- Magic Stream: Platform with various magic tutorials, tricks, and tips.
3. Magic Shops:
Local magic shops or online stores often have resource sections or host workshops.
4. Magic Clubs and Societies:
Joining a local magic club can provide access to mentors, workshops, and practice sessions with fellow enthusiasts.
5. Magic Festivals and Conventions:
Attending magic conventions or festivals offers opportunities to learn from renowned magicians, attend lectures, and network with others.
6. Online Forums and Communities:
Forums like magic Café or Reddit's /r/Magic allow enthusiasts to share tips, ask questions, and engage with experienced magicians.
7. Magic DVDs:
Some of the top sellers include:
- "David Blaine Street Magic" by David Blaine
- "The Magic of Michael Ammar Vol. 1-4" by Michael Ammar
- "The Art of Card Manipulation Vol. 1-3" by Dai Vernon
- "Card College" by Roberto Giobbi
- "Expert at the Card Table" by Jean Hugard and Frederick Braue
-"Royal Road to Card Magic" by Jean Hugard and Frederick Braue
Remember, practice and dedication are key components to mastering stage magic. Continuously refine your skills to perform captivating and entertaining tricks.