Peter Prevos
Follow @pprevosPerforming magic has been a part of my life for almost as long as I can remember. To be more precise, I am an occasional conjurer and use sleight-of-hand and other forms of deception to feign being a real magician.
I started adding magic to my life as a schoolboy in the Netherlands, devouring books from the local library and collecting magic sets from the toy shop, attempting to amaze friends and family. My passion for magic was unrelenting in those early years and I showed magic tricks to anyone who wanted to see them and in my enthusiasm also to those that were not interested. I performed in many local talent contests, family birthday parties and also some paid performances.
Nowadays I occasionally perform magic shows, but am more occupied with thinking and writing about magic.
website: magicperspectives.net
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Say CheesePeter Prevos Effect: The magician shows a piece of cardboard that resembles a cheese wedge: "This is not a piece of
cheese, it is the cardboard cut-out of a piece of cheese". "It is a piece of Dutch cheese. You can recognise
this as the holes run horizontally". The magician shows the card on both sides. "What is the difference between Dutch and Swiss cheese?", she asks the audience. She places the card in her fist, indicates the moment of magic, and reveals the card again. "Dutch cheese has horizontal holes, and Swiss cheese has vertical holes". The magician displays the card on both sides to show that... | 2017 / 1 / 1 | $5.00 £3.75 €4.25 Ca$6.26 Au$6.41 | to wish list | ||
The Box Goes-In-Da BoxPeter Prevos A treatise on the Gozinta Boxes
The Box Goes-In-Da Box. A treatise on the Gozinta Boxes. Magicians have been captivated by the Gozinta Box since it was first introduced to the magic world by Lubor Fiedler in 1970. The essence of the gozinta plot in magic is that an object fits into itself - a topological anomaly. The word gozinta (also spelt 'gazinta') is a form of eye dialect, just like words such as fella for fellow or helluva instead of "hell of a". The word gozinta was introduced by primary school teachers to explain long division using the gozinta method: 2 gozinta 4, 3 gozinta 6 and so on. ... | 2016 / 10 / 16 | $10.00 £7.51 €8.50 Ca$12.52 Au$12.82 | to wish list | ||
The Jastrow Illusion in MagicPeter Prevos The Jastrow illusion is known to magicians as the boomerang illusion. Two boomerang-shaped ring segments seem to be of different sizes but are in fact identical.
Magicians tend to underestimate the power of this simple trick. Its use in magic is limited to children's entertainers and magic kits. This illusion is more powerful than it seems at first sight. A recent viral video shows that its deceptive power is as strong as it was when first discovered almost 150 years ago. The Jastrow Illusion in Magic ebook provides an in-depth review of the psychology of this illusion and a detailed overview... | 2016 / 8 / 7 | $10.00 £7.51 €8.50 Ca$12.52 Au$12.82 | to wish list | ||
Perspectives on Magic: A book about the science of conjuringPeter Prevos When watching a magician the question that is most pressing on people's minds is how did he do it?
This is not the only question that can be asked of a magic performance. A psychologists might ask why it is possible that the mind can be deceived, occupational therapists are interested in how performing magic tricks can help people with physical disabilities and sociologists research the subculture of magicians. This ebook explores some answers to the questions that scholars from different fields of science have asked about the performances of magicians. For magicians this ebook provides... | 2013 / 11 / 10 | $9.95 £7.47 €8.46 Ca$12.46 Au$12.76 | to wish list |
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