Jim Steinmeyer has been defining magic for modern magicians—innovating new marvels, creating bespoke impossibilities for the theater, and redefining the traditions of deception as a performing art.
Dr. Simon Carmel’s fourth book of notable biographies of deaf magicians is a fascinating look at an amazing subculture of our art.
She started off performing as an onstage and off-stage partner to Harry Blackstone Jr., and has now developed a role as executive producer.
Time to talk about that Marlo group, April features, and some Genii formalities.
Street magic will be featured in this year’s FISM in Torino, Italy. It’s part of Walter Rolfo’s plan to re-energize this classic convention.
History gets rewritten all the time. That’s what makes it worth reading.
Setting you up for March surprises, with guest commentary from our editors.
Welcome to new executive editor, Jim Steinmeyer's first Genii Speak! Yes, you read that right. Find out where the "s" went.