Dan from the bookguy32 https://twitter.com/Thebookguy32 has done a few bespoke prints and binds...
Maybe he can shed some light?

If the wizard is touching himself... well, I'd prefer it if he were invisible ;)

*holds head in hands in agony* 'but. there. is. just. too. many. moves. Arrrrrrgh!   :)
Seriously, character development is wondrous and the unique mesh of group story, narrative tags and personalisation of what the moves actually are to each player make each advance after telling stories around the camp/tavern/guild fireplace, heck each XP is worth exploring fictionally and creating canon for your group's Dungeon World.

'So, what did you learn from that, and what does it mean now?'. Gold.

What about using magic like in Monster of the Week?
Replace Cast Spells with Use Magic.

Use Magic
When you use magic, name your spell, say what you're trying to achieve and how you do the spell, then roll +Int.

If you get a 13+ Your spell works beyond your expectations! Apply an additional effect.
If you get a 10+, the magic works without issues: Apply your effect(s).
On a 7-9, it works imperfectly: choose your effect(s) and glitch(s). The GM will decide what effect the glitch has.
On a miss, you lose control of the magic. This never ends well.

By default the magic has one of the effects for every 3 Wizard Levels listed below, is effective immediately and can last for up to an hour, and does not expose you to danger, unwanted attention, or side-effects. If there's a glitch that will change.

Effects:
•   Inflict harm (1d4 damage per wizard level, magic obvious).
•      Pierce armour (render useless)
•   Enchant a weapon. It gets +1 harm and +magic.
•   Do one thing that is beyond human limitations.
•   Bar a place or portal to a specific person or a type of creature.
•   Trap a specific person, minion, or monster.
•      Evict a spirit or curse from the person, object, or place it inhabits.
•   Summon a monster into the world.
•      Communicate with something that you do not share a
language with.
•   Observe another place or time.
•   Heal 1-harm from an injury, or cure a disease, or neutralize a poison.

Glitches (one per effect):
•   You can't use that effect again until you Make Camp.
•      The effect is weakened.
•   The effect is of short duration.
•   You take 1d6 Mental Damage ignoring armour.
•   The magic draws immediate, unwelcome attention.
•   It has a problematic side effect.

The DM may require one or more of the following:
•   The spell requires weird materials.
•   The spell will take up to a few minutes to cast.
•   The spell requires ritual chanting and gestures.
•   The spell requires you to draw arcane symbols.
•   You need one or two people to help cast the spell.
•   You need to refer to a tome of magic for the details.

The GM may ask you how the effects or glitches interact with your Dungeon World - Be truthful now.

Speaking of traps—keep your eyes open for them, too. The thief is your best friend there. They can stop you before you wander into a pit trap or fill the room with acid. Without one you’re not in dire trouble, but you’re likely to need to take your time and be extra careful. You can investigate an area by discerning realities, but you’ll be taking more risks than a skilled thief would.
When you’re unlucky enough to trigger a trap you might have a chance to get out of the way, throw up a quick protective spell, or save a friend—most likely by defying danger. Of course not every trap is so crude as to give you time to get out of the way. A well-built trap will have a blade in your side before you even know it’s sprung.

p.40
So yeah, sometimes the GM makes a hard move and they decide to reveal an (hitherto unthought of) unwelcome truth and plant a blade in your guts from a trap... Now that is HARD. But I love it.

Oh don't worry Dan, Its getting use, I meant 'display' as in 'on display' so that when I introduce the game to folks, I use your wonderful book first, sitting in the middle of the table for all to see and peruse and have the normal version as my GM reference. :)
Its such a great looking and feeling book!

Dan (thebookguy) made me an AWESOME bespoke version of Dungeon World! Woo! It arrived not two days after my Hardback copy. He's the man.
 I just had to share its magnificence with you all :)