Truth Bombs — Or, The Article Where I Jump the Shark
Can magic thrive, rather than survive, in new arenas?
Personal essays and reflections from magicians on their lives and journeys.
Can magic thrive, rather than survive, in new arenas?
Jade on receiving creative feedback and learning to make suggestions work for your style as a performer.
Reviewing your work will make you a better magician
The name that mysteriously appeared, a hero to magicians and comic fans
Not just “tricks,” learning to take a hard look at everything in our act
An appeal for magic knowledge—looking at the big picture, not just the latest products
Appreciating criticism, eliminating the neurosis
How Mind2Mind created an award-winning act and made it look effortless
Why can’t every crowd be just like “that crowd”?
Taking of a snapshot of a project in motion
Eric Mason with his “stuff,” captured in a great photograph
Jason Bishop demystifies stage illusions, and shows you how to turn them into a specialty.