The Immaculate Card Magic of Walt Lees by Lewis Ganson

From the introduction:

It has been my pleasure to have seen Walt Lees perform his magic on many occasions and each time, the result has been very, very impressive. A quiet unassuming chap sat down, took out a pack of cards and within moments, had his audience spellbound.
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When we were discussing the composition of this book, I nominated those tricks which I would like to have and Walt readily and generously agreed to their inclusion. That I had selected just a few, is due to the need for conforming to the size and format of the books in this 'Teach-In' series but it has had the advantage of ensuring that every one is a 'plum'. For entertainment value, variety, novelty and cleanness of execution, it would be difficult to find their equal in the whole range of card magic.

Introduction
Preface
Ultimate Aces
Four Blank Cards
Nimrod
The Card That Isn't There
Conclusion
1st edition 1980, 27 pages; 1st digital edition 2018, 38 pages.
word count: 10550 which is equivalent to 42 standard pages of text