If old magazines are not for you and you rather want to read a current up-to-date magic magazine then check out Magicseen. It has a great mix of interviews, effects, reviews, and news.
January 2023 - December 2023
Richard Kaufman, Editor
1120 pages
January 2022 - December 2022
Dustin Stinett, Editor
1040 pages
Vol. 20, No. 1, 56 pages
Cover: Michael O'Brien; chats to us about magic, music and Pokemon
A treasure trove for South African magic enthusiasts.
Step into the enchanting world of magic with The Magician – the ultimate magic magazine for South African magicians. From January 1994 to June 1996, the legendary Wolfgang Riebe, a renowned South African magician, captivated the magic community with his bi-monthly publication. This wasn't just any magazine – The Magician featured contributions from both national and international magicians, delivering the latest global magic news and cutting-edge tricks. Now, for the first time, you can own the entire collection in one stunning 500+...
This periodical ran for 5 volumes and 60 numbers, from September 1905 to August 1910. With volume 1 number 9, it became the official organ of the Magic Circle. For the last two numbers in 1910, P. T. Selbit handed the editorship to George Munro. It was succeeded by the Magic Wand.
This PDF holds an index for the first four volumes each. The indices are grouped into the following categories (not all categories appear in all volume indices):
Contents:
For the last two numbers, George Munro took over the editorship from P. T. Selbit.
An occasional journal of magic and strange.
Jazzy, fun, and informative, Ben Harris' new digital journal is full of surprises and tweaks.
Edited by Steve Shufton and illustrated by Ever Elizalde, Tweak looks and reads with ease and excitement.
1st edition 2024,...
PDF 52 pages.
Vol. 19, No. 6, January 2024; 60 pages
Cover: Jack Rhodes
PDF 46 pages.
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Vol. 19, No. 5, November 2023; 60 pages
Cover: Marc Kerstein the App Man
PDF 48 pages.
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This was the house organ of Ireland Magic Co. which later became Magic Inc. It started in 1957 with a regular bimonthly publishing schedule but then became irregular. The last of 45 issues, volume 4 number 9 was published in 1988. Being a house organ there are of course lots of product advertisements but it also includes news, interesting photos, comments, trick patter and presentations, reviews, quips, tips, and other things about tricks and magicians.
In the first issue, Frances and Jay wrote:
It has been our desire, for many years, to convert the Newsletter into a small company magazine,...
Vol. 19, No. 4, September 2023; 60 pages
Cover: Carisa Hendrix
EFFECTS
The issue starts out with Darned Pain in the Neck by Paul Gordon, a fun ace-spelling routine that goes wrong all the way until it goes right.
Then, learn Scott Baird's Fabulous Jumping Jokers, which is a different sort of take on a Ken Krenzel mystery card routine from The Collected Almanac.
Kyle Leon shares Predetermined Roll, a predicted card routine that is so fair it uses imaginary dice.
The Unknown Future by John Carey is a direct and to-the-point mystery card routine, originally published in his book Me, My Cards, and I.
Jason Connolly shares an ace-cutting routine with a triumph phase...
EFFECTS
The issue starts out with Joke Matrix by Scott Baird, a one-card and four-coin assembly effect based on the work of Shoot Ogawa.
Then, learn Michael Rubinstein's Purse Transpo Surprise, which is a copper/silver transposition routine using a purse with a big finish.
Kyle Leon then shares his take on a Bob Cassidy classic, called Name & Place. Learn Millard Longman's Acidus Novus peek and Jay Sankey's Paperclipped Switch in this routine as well.
Centrifugal Triumph by Jozsef Kovacs is a two-selection Triumph routine using the Centrifugal Lift by Kevin Fox.
Patrik Kuffs shares a short and sweet card reversal...
Vol. 19, No. 3, June 2023; 60 pages
Cover: Derren Brown