Hi there! – One way to keep young is to mix with young magicians. For the past thirty years or more I’ve been associated with Junior clubs, conventions for young magicians as well as writing monthly columns for their very own magazines. I even donated a cup called the Abracadair Cup for the most promising […]
I hope Ian will forgive me (Mark Stevens) for hijacking the intro for another one of his excellent contributions. In my book, Ian Adair is one of the best writers in the business, not only due to his encyclopedic knowledge of the art of magic, but also because he has worked with the greats! Ian […]
Charles Gauci “Is He For Real?” By Mark Stevens Charles Gauci & Joe Stevens Yes, he’s for real… One of the greatest minds in commercial magic since Ken Brooke is in our midst! It is a real pleasure for me to be able to write about Charles Gauci. Over the past few years, all of […]
Ted Harding is one of the greatest convention pitchmen I have ever seen! It was great to get my photo with him. Ted Harding with Joe behind the Stevens Magic booth – a place that Ted belongs – behind a booth pitching! Yes! This really was the band for the Banquet! The corncob guy played […]
Columnist: Ian Adair Voice of Britain Ian Adair Hi there! With the major British Ring IBM convention well over and the Magic Circles’ dealers day held in London gone, other events dominated our magic scene here in Britain. The forthcoming Blackpool Magician’s Club’s 46th Annual Convention at the famous Winter Gardens is almost upon us […]
Columnist: Ian Adair Ian Adair reporting from Britain…… Hi there! Great to be back reporting on the news from Britain. The great magical news is that Paul Daniels, after 15 solid years of presenting his own television show on BBC, will be hitting our screens (and possibly in the U.S. too!), during July with his […]
Columnist: Ian Adair Some magicians ask me “Ian, what do you do in your day now that you are no longer active in the famous and original Supreme Magic Company of which you have been associated with for more than thirty five years?” Granted, things are not so busy and there’s not the money coming […]
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