One thing that I have ordered is a copy of Unmasking Erdnase by David Ben<\/a> and published through Magaicana. It is listed as sold out on Magicana’s website but I believe I was able to track one down.<\/p>\n My humble Dover edition is all I truly need but I am sure by the end of the year I will have a nice little section on my bookshelf devoted to this project.<\/p>\n Progress on the read though is a little slow this week. I am part of a slightly out of control book club<\/a> and am trying to finish off a couple of titles from that list and much of my ‘Magic Time’ is being spent working on the routine I am going to be preforming at the club’s annual dinner in February.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A common problem I run into when embarking on a new project is just how quickly, and far, I tend to fall down the rabbit hole of what ever subject has caught my interest. I am working with a a plain old Dover paperback copy of EATCT which cost $12. It is a perfectly acceptable … Continue reading 2♥ Week Two<\/span> ![\"erdnase-6_1\"](\"http:\/\/www.myyearwitherdnase.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/01\/erdnase-6_1-150x150.jpg\")
<\/a>Closer to my price range is the waterproof edition that is available over at Dan & Dave<\/a>‘s website (and other online Magic shops like magictrick.com<\/a>). At $25 and with those ever enticing words ‘Limited Edition’ attached to it I can see myself picking one of those up in the not too distant future. I also came across a Erdnase notebook that has all the text removed but the line drawings still in their proper places that I think would be great for logging my progress once I am a little more active with working on the moves.<\/p>\n