Behold! Unlock secrets within Gibecière Vol 6 No 1 by Stephen Minch (Winter 2011)! Instant download reveals magic’s hidden arts. A must-have for discerning collectors!
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Gibecière by Stephen Minch – Vol 6 No 1 (Winter 2011, Instant Download)
Discover the 11th issue of Gibecière, a journal that continues to captivate magic enthusiasts with its rich, scholarly content. This edition is particularly special as it features a remarkable contribution from the esteemed Jim Steinmeyer, a name that has been eagerly anticipated since the journal’s inception. Alongside Steinmeyer, this issue boasts articles from Mitsunobu Matsuyama, William Kalush, and Stephen Minch, complemented by a fascinating translation from Lori Pieper.
Highlights of This Issue
- Jim Steinmeyer’s “The Spider in the Flies”: A riveting article that delves into a novel mystery intertwined with murder, offering a unique perspective on historical events within the magic community.
- Mitsunobu Matsuyama’s Series: The seventh installment of “An Investigation into Magic in Japan” explores the intersections of magic history with legendary figures like Maskelyne, Devant, and Chung Ling Soo.
- Translation of Ozanam: Lori Pieper brings to light a new translation of the magic section of Ozanam, prefaced by an insightful article from William Kalush and Stephen Minch on its historical influence and legacy.
This issue of Gibecière not only enriches your understanding of magic’s intricate history but also provides a deep dive into the lives and legacies of its most celebrated practitioners. Whether you’re a seasoned magician or a curious enthusiast, this journal promises to be an invaluable addition to your collection.
The 11th issue of Gibecière is finished, and we are very excited. This particular issue contains a real treat as we have finally persuaded the delightful Jim Steinmeyer to contribute an article, an addition to our list of contributors that we have been hoping for since the journal began. Additionally we have articles by Mitsunobu Matsuyama, William Kalush and Stephen Minch, and a translation from Lori Pieper!