One of magic's most amazing and surprising effects is a sudden flash of fire. This is accomplished through several methods, but the easiest and most common is with a specially treated tissue paper called "Flash Paper". This material is literally burns in a sudden and incredible burst of bright fire. It can be started with a match, lighter, or even a spark or other high temperature source, yet can be safely stored if damp. This book details magic effects where the paper is not the star, but the means of achieving a truly magical moment for the audience. Magic with coins, cards, paper and more are disclosed. Effects described are for close-up magic as well as stage work. Make your magic spectacular. Buy today!
An Australian scholar, Stuart Robson has been involved with Asian Studies for over 40 years. A resident of Victoria, Australia, he has lived and taught overseas, and has a number of publications to his name. He currently teaches Indonesian at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. He is a member of the Royal Institute of Linguistics and Anthropology. His other interests include Theravada Buddhism, archaeology, and classical Javanese music.