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in this issue:

features

Caught on Tape: David Williamson
John Lovick talks with David Williamson about being willing to fail and the
difference between the corporate world and magic conventions

columns

garrett thomas Try This At Home
taking your magic to new heights

simon lovell Simon Said It!
abuse the audience; lose the audience

david kaye/silly billy Kid Show FUNdamentals
an in-depth look at the change bag

wayne kawamoto Choice Cuts
Wayne talks with "Mr. Hospitality" Bob Sheets about his "Bob Does Hospitality" DVDs

david regal Tricks of the Trade
reviews several products released by one gifted, prolific, successful motherf*cker

tricks
joshua jay "Vegas Visit"
from Joshua Jay: Methods in Magic—Live in the UK published by Big Blind Media

mark leveridge "Stay at Home Coins"
from Mark Leveridge: Master Routines published by L&L Publishing

eric jones "Ishkabibble Sandwich"
a Reel Magic Magazine exclusive!

move monkeys

danny archer "Center Card Glimpse"

justin miller "jugglemonkey Click Pass"

jeff prace "Thumb Pass"

This seems more like a sales pitch than a review
What are your opinions on this?

It will be a review, once ive recieved mine.

I cant wait!

Agreed - this isn't a Review in the sense that we have them so I've moved it - once someone has checked it out and is ready, we'd welcome a Review in due course.

looking forward to it, as ever.

Highlight of the last one had to be terry propping up the convention bar!

Looking forward to this one as well. I did notice that "Small Things, big difference..." wasn't mentioned. I enjoy the entire 'zine, although that column I usually find is the most helpful. Has it been dropped?

Small things big difference is included (I too am a great fan of this section). This time Garret Thomas shows the benefit of doing card routines (counts and transfers etc) holding the cards vertically. You can reach a wider audience and you show your face ....

not so much a review, but a huge thumbs up, as this months edition is fantastic!!! Lovel gives more words of wisdom, Garrets advice on the count is priceless, and David Williamson is as funny as ever. A plus for me is his story about his getting one over David Copperfield at a FISM, because i was there and saw it first hand. It bought back many happy memories...

Yep, still top notch and going from strength to strength. That Regal fella is one funny motherf....