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Ebook - Gibecière by Stephen Minch - Vol 6 No 2 (Summer 2011, ) (Digital Download)

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Celebrate the culmination of a milestone with Gibecière Vol 6 No 2, the final issue of our sixth volume. This Summer 2011 edition, a digital download, continues the tradition of offering unparalleled insights into the world of magic history. Stephen Minch and his team have curated a truly unique collection, perfect for enthusiasts and scholars alike, marking another fascinating chapter in this revered periodical's legacy.

Journey into Japanese Magic: The Enigma of Ishii Black

Explore the intriguing life and contributions of Ishii Black through the meticulous research of Mitsunobu Matsuyama. This installment of his acclaimed series on Japanese magic offers a rare glimpse into a captivating figure. Beyond a biographical account, readers will find reproduced articles by Ishii Black himself, translated and accompanied by Matsuyama's insightful commentary, providing a truly comprehensive understanding of Black's impact on the art.

Unveiling a Centuries-Old Magical Confrontation

Experience magic history as a living narrative with an in-depth exploration of a remarkable historical feud. Following our Summer 2009 issue's translation of Spain's first magic book, 'Engaños a ojos vistas' (Deceptions in Plain Sight) by Pablo Minguet è Yrol, this issue brings to light the controversy that followed. Discover Diego Joseph Zamorano's spirited counter-argument, 'Thesoro atractivo de curiosos…' (Attractive Treasury of Curiosities…), presented here in a fresh translation by Dr. Lori Pieper. Further enriching this historical dialogue are an insightful introduction by Enrique Jimènez-Martinez and contemporary reflections from Stephen Minch, offering a multi-layered perspective on this captivating academic battle.

Gibecière Vol 6 No 2 stands as a testament to the journal's commitment to scholarly research and engaging storytelling. This digital download delivers a rich tapestry of historical revelations, expert analysis, and rediscovered texts, making it an essential addition to any magic historian's library. Dive deep into the archives and witness the unfolding drama of magic's past.


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This issue completes the first dozen issues and marks the end of our 6th volume. Happy anniversary Gibecière!

As usual, we have a rich variety of contributions from a number of authors to make for some fascinating reading. In addition to some historical works, we even delve into a historical feud!
The first article is an intriguing look into the fascinating character Ishii Black by Mitsunobu Matsuyama in a continuation of his superb series of articles investigating magic in Japan. In addition to the look into Black’s life, we also have reproduced a series of articles that he contributed on Japanese magic, complete with commentary by Mr. Matsuyama.
The next series of articles are a present day look at what amounts to an historical feud! In our Summer 2009 issue, you will note that we offered a translation of Spain’s first magic book, Engaños a ojos vistas (Deceptions in Plain Sight) by Pablo Minguet è Yrol. Well, the book was not without controversy and one of Minguet’s contemporaries, Diego Joseph Zamorano, took him to task in Thesoro atractivo de curiosos… or Attractive treasury of curiosities…. Dr. Lori Pieper provides us with a translation of this interesting magical work and we are also treated to an introduction by Enrique Jimènez-Martinez and some present day commentary by Stephen Minch!

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