an indispensable toolkit for effect creation, modification, and evaluation." - foolsnobody
"This is one of the best magic books I have read since I began my interest in magic in the 1960's.
For magicians who perform for real people, this new book is priceless." - ChristopherM "Books such as Strong Magic and Designing Miracles should be prerequisite reading for anyone wishing to call themselves a closeup magician. It is, without a single doubt, one of the best books I have ever read on this maddening subject." - Patrick Differ "I've finished reading this book for the second time, and I consider myself a better man because of it. "Just like Strong Magic, this book is destined to be a classic and should be on the shelf of anyone who wants to improve their magic." - Adam Paul "This is my all time favorite magic theory book." - Rob Thompson Before I get further into this review, let me share some quotes from other magicians about this terrific and important book:
We're not talking about constructing physical props here, but the construction of a magic trick in terms of the methods, the presentation, and all the decisions that go into putting together a trick, both as seen by your audience and the actions you actually do as magicians. Why should you care about a book that deals with magic theory? Designing Miracles by Darwin Ortiz, along with its companion and predecessor Strong Magic, is the kind of book that has the real potential to improve all your magic significantly, by changing the way you think about how magic effects are constructed and designed. View Member Profile Send Email Find Member's Topics Find Member's Posts Send Instant Message EndersGameĭesigning Miracles: Creating the Illusion of Impossibility by Darwin OrtizĮssential magic theory about creating impossible effects, and the sequel to Strong Magic
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