Magic lovers rejoice! Due to the great efforts of our editor Stephen Minch the new issue of Gibecière (Winter 2010) is now off the press. This issue of the journal is robust and includes a fascinating article by Martin Gardner on the history of a specialized spelling effect with cards. Also included...
Goodies is a book filled with classic Karrell Fox Magic! Nine chapters contain real worker-friendly material for the stand-up performer. There is even great kids' magic included in these pages. VERY LIMITED QUANTITIES!...
For almost 50 years, Irving Desfor has captured the history of magic with his camera. His photos are the best! Here is your chance to catch a glimpse of moments in magic that are gone forever except in the memories of a few! See Dai Vernon perform the fabled Harlequin Act, watch Okito at the very mo...
One of the coolest magic ideas I've seen in a really long time...The book is clever from start to finish...5 Stars with a Stone Status of Absolute GEM! - Jeff Stone, My Lovely Assistant reviews A story like no other, set in a ghoulish gallery. Part twisted tale. Part interactive magic trick. Your au...
Didn't have a chance to see Daryl's lecture at the 2003 Blackpook Magician's Convention? No problem, you can still get the notes! These detailed notes contain all of the effects featured in the lecture presented by Daryl (which had over 3000 magicians in attendance). Contents include: Happy Birthday...
What you will find in Four Thought-- M.O.M. - a one-on-one drawing dupe where a spectator stares at a photo of your mom and then you are able to redraw his secret drawing by looking into her eyes... your mom's. Within that section there will also be two other ideas using the basic method and gimmick...
Signed and Numbered, leather-bound deluxe limited edition copies. Limited to 300 copies. The Art and Business of Magic The Magical Arts Journal is a ground breaking magical publication devoted to both the art and business of magic that was published and edited by FISM world champion magician Michael...
A Spectator is asked to hold up a single hand indicating a number (one through five). Let's say four fingers are held up indicating the number four. A second Spectator is asked to do the same thing. Let's say five fingers are held up, indicating the number five. A third Spectator (or one of the firs...
This book tells stories of vaudeville spotlights, treasure-seeking adventure, and roads less taken. David Price desperately wanted to succeed as a magician. He had the manual skill, but war injuries kept him behind a desk, not the footlights. Yet his passion for magic and its history vaulted him to ...
Alex Elmsley’s name is permanently woven into the fabric of card magic. Most magicians know his name from the Elmsley Count, but that sleight barely scratches the surface of all the remarkable things he created. Over the course of his life, he published over 200 unique pieces of cutting-edge magic, ...