Behold! Genii Magazine August 2018 issue! Uncover secrets of A.Bandit (Kaino & DelGaudio), plus columns from magic’s finest. A must-have for serious conjurors! #GeniiMagazine #Magic

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Genii Magazine – August 2018

GENII: The Conjurors’ Magazine

Dive into the August 2018 issue of Genii, the premier magazine for magic enthusiasts. This edition, Volume 81, Number 8, is packed with captivating content that will intrigue both amateur and professional magicians alike.

Feature

The Two Faces of A.Bandit – An exclusive excerpt from A Secret Has Two Faces by A.Bandit, showcasing the collaborative genius of Glenn Kaino and Derek DelGaudio.

Columns

• Genii Speaks by Richard Kaufman
• In Memoriam: Leeman Parker, Arthur Emerson
• The Eye by Todd Karr
• Now Performing by Jon Racherbaumer
• The Chamber of Secrets – The Enchanted Cigar Cabinet by John Gaughan
• Panmagium – Harry and Me by Jonathan Pendragon
• Cardopolis – Easy Poker by David Britland
• Conjuring – How to Pull a Rabbit Out of a Hat by Jim Steinmeyer
• Artifices – Poetic Ideas by Roberto Mansilla
• By Means of Metal by Kainoa Harbottle
• The Focal Point Production by Luiz Castro
• Secrets Within Secrets – The Hydrostatic Glass and Professional Certainty by Jonathan Neal
• The Expert at the Kids’ Table – Too Soon? No, Too Late! by David Kaye
• Left-Handed – Flavorless by Jeff Prace
• The Academy of Magical Arts in Genii
• Knights at The Magic Castle by Jason Andrew Davidson
• The Magic Castle Performance Schedule

Light from the Lamp

Videos Reviewed by Ryan Matney

• At the Table Lecture by Jonathan Friedman
• The Vault: Backlash 2 by Paul Harris
• The Vault: Energy Bill by Andrew Gerard
• Punched by Lewis Tranter
• Penguin Live Lecture by G

Tricks Reviewed by Brad Henderson

• Gumfounded by Steve Rowe
• UBox by Edouard Boulanger and Jeremie Josi
• The Secret Lexicon by Todd Karr
• The Non-Tossed Deck by Nick Lewin
• The Omen by Chris Congreave
• Color Monte by Jim Temple

Books Reviewed by Kainoa Harbottle

• The Long Goodbye: Latta on Coins by Stephen Minch and Stephen Hobbs
• Repertoire by Asi Wind with John Lovick