Denis Behr’s name on the cover you can be sure it is well-written and filled with card magic that will delight your mind, your hands, your heart and your audiences.”
-Michael Weber

“Every entry is worthy of the thoughtful cardician’s attention. Looking for a book of card material that will actually deliver satisfying results? You need look no further than this.”
-Jamy Ian Swiss (Genii Magazine)

“I promise, I will come up with a really good quote for Denis’ new book, but at the moment I am just too busy performing his material!”
-Pit Hartling
“Denis Behr doesn’t take himself too seriously, but he does take card magic seriously. In his latest literary effort, Handcrafted Card Magic 2, you can read for yourselves why Denis has to be considered a serious author, for what he writes is interesting and original, with the added benefit that the interesting things are also original, and the original things interesting.”-Roberto Giobbi

It’s a short-but-sweet collection of some of the best card magic in recent years. That’s not an exaggeration.
-Antonio M. Cabral (M-U-M Magazine)

“I’ve examined this material. It is every bit as good as that in its predecessor.”
-Stephen Minch (Foreword)

Contents:
– Foreword by Stephen Minch
– Introduction
– The Green Card
A surreal effect involving a signed card and a prediction in full view.
– Two More Tricks for Allen Kennedy
The First Routine (Pit Hartling & Denis Behr)
The Second Routine
Practical center deal demonstrations that look exactly like the real thing.
– Home Again
Chaotic Chaos Cut
The Plop Replacement
“Shuffling Lesson” into a Partial Stack
Further concepts and ideas for stacked deck work, expanding on the work in the previous book.
– Messy – The Director’s Shuffle (Pit Hartling & Denis Behr)
Probably the most convicing Triumph routine that you will find.
– Stop It
The spectator repeatedly stops at predicted cards. Afterwards he will join your religion.
– Further Thoughts on the Half Forcing Deck
– Shuffled ACAAN
A Palm-to-Palm Transfer
Optional Addition: Cemented ACAAN
“Any Card at Any Number” with a deck shuffled by the spectator.
– Suit Surprise
A professional Suit Appearance routine.
– Herbert – The Trained Rubber Band
Beware – Herbert will steal your show!
– Epilogue
– Bibliography