"I will have to click around because I can't find where to submit inventions. " No need to do that. They all get submitted to me at magicnook@yahoo.com However, you need to understand that we sell e-Books and that I am suggesting that you sell your…
Your mistake is in going to Ellusionist to market it. A better solution: http://magicnook.com/magicnookfamily.htm
But first, work on the effect and get all the bugs out of it. You can get sheets of silver mylar at most art supply stores.
Wiz Kid Qua-Fiki demonstrates a variation of Eddie Taytelbaum's 3 Card Monte... JUMBO style. You can buy the instructions from The Magic Nook in The Wizards' Journal #17 ( http://www.magicnook.com
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Wiz Kid Ee-Gee-Fiki recently released his "Bye,Bye Bunny!" routine that actually uses a very realistic rabbit puppet. It's in The Wizards' Journal #18 on my site and includes plans for building Bunny Production Post Boxes, as well as two types of…
U.F. Grant invented "Slate of Mind" in the late 1940's, after an effect by Dr. Stanley Jaks in the early 1940's. Both effects were very proppy and depended on gaffed cards. They were anything but impromptu and while favored by mentalists like Dunnin…
Close-up (cards/coins/other), Easy to Learn (beginners / kits), Mentalism (mind reading / predictions), Parlor Magic (magic for audiences larger than close-up and smaller than audiences for stage magic), Stage Magic (large magic / illusions performed on stage for larger audiences) - famous magicians include David Copperfield / Lance Burton, Street Magic (magic typically performed close-up for random people on the street or other public place)
About Me:
I am no longer an active performer, but am a retired former professional magician. So now I get to be involved in magic more than ever, but as a magic inventor, author, and know-it-all-butt-in-ski. I run an on-line magic store, The Magic Nook and spend a lot of time in forums like this one. I also work with a non-profit group called The Wiz Kids, Inc.