I talk with a lot of folks that like to throw knives for fun and competition.  The one thing they all agree on is that it takes practice, Practice and more practice.

These to books help that process go a little quicker.  These books are written by the experts who know how to throw knives. They will help you not have to re-invent the wheel.

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70000a is "The Complete Knife Throwing Guide"  by Gil Hibben.  

Gil Hibben needs no introduction to anyone familiar with custom made knives, for he has dedicated his life to the art of knifemaking and design.

Gil is a member of the knifemakers Guild, was inducted into the Blade Magazine Cutlery Hall of Fame, and is recognized the world over for his fantasy and functional knife designs.

This book is intended to give a well rounded view of knife throwing and a look into axe throwing as well.  In doing so, it will offer a foundation that can be used right away and continually built upon through practice.  Enjoy! 

Published in 1998

It has 56 pages. 

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This is the " Pananandata Guide to Knife Throwing"  by Amante P. Marinas, SR.

" Pananandata Guide to Knife Throwing" is the latest and most comprehensive guide to knife throwing, from the physics to the actual practice.  Written by  Pananandata martial arts master and founder, Mat  P. Marinas, who is a black belt in aikido and shorin ryu.  He is an expert knife thrower and has thrown over half a million times at targets.  He takes you through every step from the most basic to thoroughly explained expert skills of Pananandata knife throwing.  

Published in 1998

It has 132 pages.