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Josh Zandman began to learn magic when he was just 5 years old. When he was 16 he was lucky to have one of the greatest thinkers in mentalism today as his high school English teacher (Ted Karmilovich) and learned everything about mentalism from presentations to methodology. Josh likes to create simple and direct, impromptu mental effects with incredibly easy methods that will amaze your audience.

As a musician, Zandman has won a Grammy for playing piano on Kanye West's debut CD as well as toured the world with a #1 song in his old band, Burlap to Cashmere on Interscope Records. Besides creating and performing mentalism, Josh owns and runs songandfilm.com where he places songs into TV and...

Matthew Benjamin began performing mentalism at a very young age and soon began creating his own effects and methods to perform for his audiences. Over many years, Matthew has collected the best of his ideas and is starting to release them as eBooks and physical products for the magic community.

Focusing mainly on impromptu and the most direct methods of mentalsim, Matthew's thinking showcases his old school way of presentation with up-to-date methods.

... in the Royal Engineers retiring as a Lieutenant-Colonel) in the British Army. Passionate about his garden and greenhouse, winning many prizes at local and national horticultural exhibitions.

Wrote Slow Sleights (1934; 20pp; repr 1946), Modern Sleights (1946; 20pp), The Chameleon Cups and Balls (36pp), Impromptu (1939, 87pp), and Sleights Supreme (1947, 92pp). Tricks in Magic Wand.

(London, UK: May 8th, 1873 - January 7th, 1937)

Blyth joined the Magic Circle (London) in 1917 and was elected Hon. Librarian in 1919. He is the author of Paper Magic, More Paper Magic, Match-stick Magic, Handkerchief Magic, Money Magic, Impromptu Conjuring, Effective Magic, and How to Become a Conjurer.

Mr. Blyth was also Superintendent of the London Salvage Corps and Hon. Secretary of the Widows’ and Orphans’ Fund of the Professional Fire Brigades’ Association.