Mysterious Stranger: A Book of Magic

by David Blaine (Author)

• Used

  Hardcover
  2002

  $12.55

• Used

  Paperback
  2003

  $3.45

  'Magic is about creating an everlasting impression on a human being'In MYSTERIOUS STRANGER David Blaine, the inscrutable Brooklyn magician and global superstar, whose unique style, disarming sleights of hand, and death-defying feats have brought him international acclaim, shares the secrets and the wonders of his art.

  From the first profound illusions on the pages of the book, through the history of magic and the secrets of the legendary masters, to ways in which we can play with reality (mind-reading, bar tricks, card game tips, hoaxes, pranks and bets you can't lose), David Blaine draws the reader into his world of curiosities.

  Learn the power of your own mind and see the world differently.

  The paperback of the phenomenally successful publishing event of 2002, MYSTERIOUS STRANGER will draw you into the world of earth's most famous illusionist. His secrets will become yours...

• Used

  Hardcover
  2002

  $3.45

  David Blaine, downtown hipster and master of the ancient art of illusion, challenges our version of reality and brings magic to the world. 'David Blaine! He completely blew my mind'. Damien Hirst In Mysterious Stranger, David Blaine, the inscrutable Brooklyn magician whose unique style disarming sleights of hand, and death-defying feats have brought him international acclaim shares the secrets and the wonders of his art. From the first profound illusions on the pages of the book, through the history of magic and the secrets of the legendary masters, to ways in which we can play with reality (mind-reading, bar tricks, card game tips, hoaxes, pranks and bets you can't lose), David Blaine draws the reader into his world of curiosities. Learn the power of your own mind and see the world differently. This is the man who has such control over his body that he survived being buried alive for 6 days on Manhattan's Upper West Side, and encased in ice for 3 days in Good Morning America's Times Square studio, watched by the world on television. This book will be the publishing event of 2001 with phenomenal media attention, an extraordinary UK magic stunt by the master himself, and a huge consumer advertising campaign. 'You don't get into magic: magic gets into you'.