In a recent post I was urging everyone to grab Steve Cohen’s Win the Crowd, while it is cheap and readily available. To whet your appetite for the kind of advice he offers, here are his Maxims of Magic: Be Bold Expect Success Don’t State—Suggest Practice, Practice, Practice Be Prepared There’s nothing ground breaking or revolutionary …
Steve Cohen’s Win the Crowd first went on sale 6/14/2005 and the publishers have already remaindered the final stock. They sure don’t wait long any more! You can find new copies for less than $10, delivered, all over the web – half.com – ebay.com – bookcloseouts.com…..etc. I would imagine it’s also in the bargain bin …
Why does this hobby / business / profession / art….. attracts so many self aggrandizing, pompous and just plain mean jack asses? Take care……… Drivel & Drool Answer Yeah – me too.
Many, many moons ago The Great Ballantine appeared to be breaking out of his magic buffoon act and performed a beautiful floating ball effect – complete with music, hoop and graceful movements. He received genuine and appreciative applause from the audience. Towards the end of the routine, he reached in his pocket – pulled …
As I’ve said before, most of the magic blogs are pure crap – this one included. The only serious journalism has always come from John LeBlanc at Escamoteurettes. John’s articles are always well researched and intelligently written, unlike this spittle most of us spew with little thought. Anyway, John’s blog had not been updated for …
My general feelings about the Cafe’ are probably best expressed graphically: There was a time I checked into their hallowed hallways at least once a day, but over time I grew weary of that pompous ass Brooks (and that’s a LOT of pomposity) and the generally sour mood that permeated the groups. I …
