Conjuring Arts Sale - Catalog

[atkinsod]

Hopefully this post is legal! The Conjuring Arts Research Center (http://conjuringarts.org/) is having an e-book sale right now, with 15% off your first e-book, and 30% any subsequent e-books. The catalog is huge, so I've created a Google Docs spreadsheet that lists all of the e-books (current as of today) by Author, Title, Price, and Description.

The catalog is available at: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing

It is far from perfect, as it has many authors listed as "anonymous", when the authors are known. However, I was working from the "short" descriptions for each title and these often don't say who the author is. I do plan on improving the spreadsheet, but wanted to post if while the sale is on.

I have no affiliation with Conjuring Arts; I just put together the spreadsheet for my own use and thought others might find it helpful as well.

Doug Atkinson
http://magicref.tripod.com

P.S.: Conjuring Arts also has a large list of FREE e-books right now. If you order, order a few at a time. Their system is having a problem right now where it will only show the download links for about 7 books at a time (they are working on it).

[Evan Shuster]

Helpful list, Doug. Thanks!

[Richard Kaufman]

That was a good deal! Downloaded quite a few classics for free.

[atkinsod]

I've updated the catalog:
Cleaned up the extra columns
Fixed the authors
added columns for date, number of pages, and Language (for other than English)
Also added a column at the front so you can mark which books you already have.

Hope this helps someone. The catalog does not include the Harry Lorayne e-books or others not covered under the current e-book sale (except it does list the Don't Forget to Point book, which is not part of the sale).

Here's the link again:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing


Doug Atkinson

[Matthew Field]

Downloaded couple of free ones, and bought a few more. I've got some on my phone, for passing the time when I'm waiting for something (like the dentist). Currently reading David Devant's "Woes of a Wizard" which is hilarious!

Matt Field