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 Mysterious Stranger - David Blaine
Description: ISBN 0752219898 / Author: David Blaine / Genre: Biography / In his long-awaited first book, David Blaine, downtown hipster and ... more  Mysterious Stranger - David Blaine ... extraordinary illusionist, offers a unique exploration of the mysteries and history of the ancient art of magic.Newest Review: ... upbringing he had as a child. There are also examples of basic optical illusions, the magic square, and many tricks you can ... more ... try on your friends such as the "voodo hand", "the dollar bill effect" and making a friend feel like you're burning them. ____________________________ 3. THE THR
EE MAGI: This goes back to ancient Egyptian times and tells the story of a magician named Dedi who fooled a pharaoh. Blaine also reveals the secrets of defying snake venom, heat resisting and stone eating which were performed many years ago. T...more |
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Format: paperback, Publisher: Hodder Education, ISBN: 0340900601
Pages: 32, Paperback, Hodder Murray - Books/Subjects/Study Books/ ... |
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Mysterious Stranger - David Blaine: The magic behind Magic Man (1036 words)
by miracleboy - written on 25.05.03 (Very useful, 703 readings)
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Just like most people, I am a person who is often impressed by magic tricks. Inspired whenever I see a magician performing. Never really taking an interest as a kid, I would still ask myself "how did they do that?? and "how is that possible?". The first time I ever heard of David Blaine was a few years ago after he completed his challenge of standing in a block of ice for nearly 3 days. Ever since then I have been amazed by his TV series "David Blaine: Street Magic", left puzzled by his seemingly psychic ability, and shocked by his life threatening stunts for which he is best known for. So naturally when I heard about the ...
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