Behold! “The Neat Review (Issue One) by Alex Hansford” unveils London’s 2019 spring! Dive into Derren Brown’s world, magic’s secrets & creative arts. Essays, tricks & mind-blowing insights await!✨
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Discover &Quot;The Neat Review (Issue One)&Quot; By Alex Hansford
Step into the vibrant world of London in the Spring of 2019 with The Neat Review Issue One. This compelling collection bridges the gap between magic and various creative disciplines, featuring contributions from renowned figures such as Derren Brown, Stephen Long, Andrew Frost, Kez Dearmer, Paavan Buddhdev, Alexander Hansford, Rory Adams, and Justin Higham.
Within these pages, explore the fascinating intersections of magic with photography, painting, philosophy, writing, and acting through five insightful essays, three mesmerizing tricks, and two essential card sleights. Highlighting this issue is a comprehensive 26-page interview with Derren Brown, potentially the finest mind reader in the history of magic.
- Exclusive content from top creative minds
- Unique perspectives on magic integrated with arts
- Practical magic tricks and techniques
Perfect for enthusiasts of magic and the arts, The Neat Review Issue One is a must-have addition to your collection. Delve into the dialogue that enriches each discipline and discover how each world grows through these unique interminglings.
THE NEAT REVIEW ISSUE ONE takes us to London in the Spring of 2019.
Derren Brown
Stephen Long
Andrew Frost
Kez Dearmer
Paavan Buddhdev
Alexander Hansford
Rory Adams
Justin Higham
There is a fascinating dialogue that exists between the creative worlds, and magicians seem privy to the most unlikely interminglings of those worlds. Our contributors have magic as a hobby, but work professionally as photographers, visual artists, writers, graphic designers, teachers. In this issue we capture conversations between magic and photography, painting, philosophy, writing and acting. Each world grows from that dialogue. There are five essays, three tricks, two card sleights, and a 26-page interview with quite possibly the best mind reader in the history of magic, Derren Brown.
