Ebook - Magic and Spells Quarterly by Kirk Stiles (Digital Download)
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Unlock the Secrets of Classic Magic with 'Magic and Spells Quarterly' Ebook
Step into the captivating world of classic conjuring with 'Magic and Spells Quarterly,' an essential digital download for any magic enthusiast or aspiring illusionist. Curated by the brilliant mind of Kirk Stiles from Hollywood, Florida, this esteemed publication served as 'A journal of secret methods, procedures, and, where possible, spells and enchantments, to bring about surprise and delight.' Now, you can instantly own this piece of magical history, packed with timeless close-up magic and ingenious routines, all from the comfort of your digital device.
The Visionary Legacy of Kirk Stiles
Kirk Stiles wasn't just the editor; he was a significant contributor, lending his expertise and artistic touch through detailed illustrations that brought the secrets to life. His vision for 'Magic and Spells Quarterly' was to offer practitioners genuine, high-caliber material that transcended the ordinary, focusing on effects that truly captivated audiences and defied explanation. Each issue is a testament to his dedication to the art of magic, offering insights that remain relevant and inspiring even decades later. This ebook provides a direct portal into Stiles' unique approach to magic.
Illustrious Contributors & Unforgettable Content
Dive deep into the pages of four iconic issues, plus a special supplement titled 'Deceivers' Special,' originally published in 1971. This collection offers an unparalleled journey through the minds of some of the greatest close-up magicians of their era:
- No. 1 (Summer 1970): Set the standard with eight pages of contributions from luminaries like Norman Houghton, Ace Gorham, Karl Fulves, and Stiles himself.
- No. 2 (1971): Delighted readers with a legendary card trick from Ed Marlo and a masterful coin routine by Horace Bennett.
- No. 3 (1971): Expanded to ten pages, featuring brilliant work from Bruce Cervon, Harry Lorayne, Duke Stern, and Kirk Stiles.
- No. 4 (1972): Dedicated itself to the intricate art of coin magic, showcasing routines by Allen Shaw (via Gerald Kosky), Milt Kort, and another gem from the prolific Ed Marlo.
This comprehensive collection ensures you'll have a wealth of material to study and perform.
Your Instant Portal to Classic Magic Mastery
This digital download isn't just a collection of tricks; it's a historical document, a masterclass in magical theory and execution from the early 1970s. Whether you're a seasoned professional looking for hidden gems or a newcomer eager to learn from the masters, 'Magic and Spells Quarterly' provides a rich source of inspiration and practical knowledge. Instantly access these secret methods and procedures, and start bringing 'surprise and delight' to your own audiences today.
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Magic and Spells Quarterly by Kirk Stiles ( Instant Download )
Magic and Spells Quarterly, "A journal of secret methods, procedures, and, where possible, spells and enchantments, to bring about surprise and delight", was a publication featuring close-up magic from Kirk Stiles out of Hollywood, Florida.
Stiles also did the illustrations.
Issues
No. 1 (Summer 1970) contributors were Norman Houghton, Ace Gorham, Karl Fulves and Stiles in the eight page issue.
No. 2 (1971) featured a card trick by Ed Marlo and a Horace Bennett Coin Trick.
No. 3 (1971) contained ten pages from Bruce Cervon, Harry Lorayne, Duke Stern and Stiles.
No. 4 (1972) was an issue on coin magic with routines from Allen Shaw (via Gerald Kosky), Milt Kort, and Marlo.
There was also a supplement "Deceivers' Special" published in 1971.
