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Even with the advent of magic lecture videos, books and e-books build most of the foundations of the industry. Books that teach magic are available at specialty book shops and other magic shops. I myself learned from the books that scattered around our elementary library. The most recommended resource for card magic study, for example, remains to be The Royal Road to Card Magic and Card College. These two titles will never be obsolete in the industry.
Those who are brave enough read through magic lectures are greatly rewarded because the magic learned from these resources are usually not yet in the mainstream in the magic community. However, reading instructional material can get very technical and one must be able to follow through very specific details. I personally recommend Royal Road and Card College so that beginning magicians will develop familiarity with the terminologies which are skipped on recently released publications.
Where can we purchase e-books?
Most magic books ever printed are now available as e-books which can be read on smart phones, computers, laptops and PDAs. You can check out www.lybrary.com if you are interested in buying lots of very affordable e-books.
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