Cards as Weapons

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"Cards as Weapons" is a book by master magician and sleight-of-hand artist Ricky Jay that humorously and instructively explores the use of playing cards as thrown weapons and performance tools.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
author Ricky Jay NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
cultStatus cult classic
depicts cards as performance tools
cards as thrown weapons
educationalContent basic card throwing techniques
showmanship advice
features comic illustrations
historical anecdotes
performance tips
format hardcover
genre humor
magic literature
nonfiction
hasAuthorOccupation Ricky Jay, historian of magic
Ricky Jay, magician NERFINISHED
Ricky Jay, sleight-of-hand artist
hasIllustrations true
hasISBN 0918172023
hasPageCountApprox about 60–80 pages
hasParodicElements true
illustrates card throwing techniques
sleight-of-hand techniques
intendedAudience general readers
magic enthusiasts
magicians
language English
mainSubject sleight of hand
throwing playing cards
mediaType print
notableFor combining instruction and parody
popularizing card throwing
outOfPrintStatus often reported as difficult to find
publicationDate 1977
publisher Darien House NERFINISHED
subjectOf card throwing as a performance art
timePeriodOfPublication 1970s
tone humorous
tongue-in-cheek
usesAsProp playing cards

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Ricky Jay notableWork Cards as Weapons