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Discover Lost Wonders of Magic History

Step into a world of hidden magic and forgotten lore with 'Gibecière by Stephen Minch - Vol 4 No 1 (Winter 2009),' now available as an instant digital download. This seminal issue, meticulously curated, continues Gibecière's tradition of presenting groundbreaking research and scholarly articles that illuminate previously unknown or underappreciated facets of magical history. Dive deep into two fascinating contributions that promise to enrich your understanding of the art and its evolution.

Unraveling The Thought-Reader Craze

The first captivating article, 'The Thought-Reader Craze' by the esteemed scholar Barry Wiley, offers unprecedented insights into the genesis of the one-man mental act. Drawing on original research and expert commentary, Wiley meticulously chronicles the early days of contact mind-reading and muscle reading. Readers will encounter a vibrant cast of historical figures, including the legendary John Randall Brown, the enigmatic Washington Irving Bishop, and the influential Stuart Cumberland, as their stories and techniques unfold through this authoritative study. It's a journey into the minds of pioneers who shaped the very foundation of mentalism.

Exploring Japanese Magic Post-Opening

Complementing this, the issue proudly features the fifth installment of Mitsunobu Matsuyama's 'An Investigation into Magic in Japan After the Opening of the Country.' This eagerly anticipated continuation builds upon the 'glorious' previous parts, further expanding on Matsuyama's exhaustive research into the evolution of magic in Japan following its historic opening to the West. This ongoing series is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the cultural exchange and unique development of Eastern magic traditions, offering a scholarly lens into a richly artistic period.

Enhanced Visuals & Design

Beyond its profound textual content, 'Gibecière Vol 4 No 1' is designed for an engaging reading experience. The digital download is enriched with a multitude of striking photos and graphics, thoughtfully integrated to highlight and clarify the intricate historical narratives. Furthermore, this issue boasts significant improvements in its overall design, reflecting a commitment to aesthetic excellence that makes it 'one of the most visually splendid editions ever produced,' despite being a digital format, ensuring a premium feel for every reader.


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Our fourth volume begins the year with two new and fascinating articles. As with all of our contributions, these articles feature novel discussions of previously little known or practically lost historical information.

We begin with “The Thought-Reader Craze” by Barry Wiley. Well known for his scholarship, this article features original research and commentary on the fascinating beginnings of the one-man mental act, and the techniques of contact mind-reading and muscle reading. A number of engaging characters and stories emerge during this study, featuring John Randall Brown, Washington Irving Bishop, and Stuart Cumberland.
Our second article in this issue features the fifth installment of Mitsunobu Matsuyama’s “An Investigation into Magic in Japan After the Opening of the Country”. The previous four installments have appeared in previous issues and are quite glorious. This article is similarly endowed.
Of course we have included a number of striking photos and graphics to highlight the text. Additionally, the issue features a number of improvements in design, including a splendid embossed cover, that make this one of the most beautiful issues ever.

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Stella Kelly

October 16, 2025
Perfect for walkaround magic.