Newsletter

Today I am releasing volume four of the Impromptu Card Magic Series as the latest download.

Of all the wood products I just received the most beautiful, by far, is the Tall Top 3” Sponge Ball Vase.

Last year I was made aware of many cases that were lying in a warehouse that were full of magic props. I briefly carried some of those props when they arrived in the US around 15 years ago.

Thanks for the response to my new Magician Badge. Several of you, who received them already, commented how they were beautiful pieces of jewelry.

One of the things I have always looked for are novel ways to introduce myself or icebreakers when I meet people while performing magic.

The demand for the N-Strippers in the last newsletter was more than I expected. They sold out in around an hour.

I was first introduced to a version of a negative stripper card in the early 1980s when a student of Tony Giorgio really wanted the secret to one if my tricks and he traded his most prized secret in exchange for it.

Just got back from Marc DeSouza’s Theater where I presented the Gene Maze Tribute Lecture for the second time.

I had a fantastic Halloween this year, co-producing and emceeing the two Halloween Magic Revues with many of my friends.

As many of you know from reading these newsletters, I am a big fan of ranging forces and multiple outs.