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Issue Number: #1783 (LAST ISSUE)
Date: Sunday 10th November 2024
Editor: Alan Watson QSM
www.watson.co.nz
E-mail: Editor@magicnewzealand.com
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Hi here is the latest news
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1.
Editor's Message
2. End Of An Era - Magic New Zealand E-zine
3. Latest FISM Update
4. Sky Sets Steven Frayne Christmas Special
5. Performing Schedule - Magic Castle - November/December
6. The Magic Word Podcast
7. Congratulations From Mark Wilson's Family
8. MagicAuction.com The legacy Continues…
9. No Stone Unturned - Paul Stone - Article 1756
10. Magic Museum Bellachini - Episode 96
11. Tales From the Fantastic Magic Center - #108
12. Yes We Caan! - John Carey #251
13. Adventures Of Romany!
14. The Conjuring Arts Research Center
15. E-zine Archives
16. Privacy Policy and Copyright Notice
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1. Editor's Message
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IMPORTANT
MESSAGE: Michele and I would like to thank all readers and
subscribers for your support over these 25 years and without
your weekly contributions, dear readers, there would not
have been a Magic New Zealand e-zine - it was certainly
a team effort!
This is the last issue of Magic New Zealand before we sign
off for good!
However,
rest assured that the Conjuring Arts will be transferring
all the back issues of Magic New Zealand e-zine to their
site: https://conjuringarts.org/askalexander/ preserving
all the valuable history.
If
you are looking for a way to keep up with the latest news
from around the around the world, I would suggest that you
subscribe to Vanish Magazine. https://vanishmagic.com/index.html
If
you would like to read the Magic New Zealand E-zine in HTML
format,
go to:
http://www.magicnewzealand.com/ezine-archive/2024-Jan-to-Dec-2024/1772-Aug11-2024.html
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2. End Of An Era - Magic New Zealand E-zine
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Message by Paul Romhany
Editor Vanish Magic Magazine
It
is hard to believe Magic New Zealand ezine has been going
for 25 years and MagicNZ even longer. It has become a weekly
source of news and magic information for thousands of magicians
around the world connecting us all together through the
work of Alan Watson.
I
was around in New Zealand when Magic NZ started and without
the support of Alan and Michele I wouldn't be where I am
today, and Vanish magazine wouldn't be where it is.
MagicNZ helped advance magic in New Zealand more than any
other organization, bringing in the best performers and
lecturers in the world and sharing and helping countless
young magicians. Over 30 years ago they hosted Marvyn and
Carol Roy, a lecture that was to change my life.
Thank
you Alan for your devotion and encouragement to magic both
in New Zealand and world wide. Now MagicNZ is coming to
a close I'll be forced to read Vanish Magic Magazine.
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3. Latest FISM Update
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Message by Joan Caesar (Canda)
The
Best Magical Christmas or Hanukkah Present of 2024!
When
you think about the perfect present for your partner, think
of giving a once in a lifetime
gift of magic: registration to FISM 2025, and while you're
at it, don't forget about yourself.
Torino is a wonderful place to explore during FISM, and
afterwards think of a trip through Italy
and surrounding countries. Imagine visiting Venice, the
only large city without cars but with
plenty of history. Rome, Florence, so many cities to experience.
For
the family magician registered at FISM there will be:
29 hours of competition
33 workshops
120+ dealers
72 lectures
2 Grand Gala shows
4 one-man shows
2 close-up shows
3 parties: spaghetti, beer and the mega party.
More
artists are joining the legendary lineup, and each week,
Masters of Magic reveals new, exclusive details in their
newsletter that I am excited to share with you.
Here
is the lineup so far: Mac King, Peter Marvey, Chris Ramsay,
Shin Lim, Luis De Matos, Dani DaOrtiz, Vanni De Luca, Joshua
Jay, Richard Wiseman, Marco Zoppi, and many more!
This
holiday season, give a gift that brings magic to life! Registration
is open now - make this Christmas or Hanukkah truly unforgettable!
For
hotel accommodations, FISM has secured special rates for
attendees at nearby hotels, offering comfort and convenience
just steps from the event. Visit the official website, www.fismitaly2025.com,
to view recommended hotels and book your stay in advance
to secure the best rates for an immersive experience in
Turin!
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4. Sky Sets Steven Frayne Christmas Special
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Article forwarded on by Peter Phillips (UK)
World
Screen
Steven
Frayne, the magician formerly known as Dynamo, is set to
return in an upcoming Sky original Christmas special.
Miracles
(w.t.), co-produced by Seventeen 17 and Expectation, is
set to air this Christmas on Sky Max and streaming service
NOW. At the end of the 90-minute special, Frayne will take
the ultimate risk, pushing himself to the limit for a death-defying
finale.
Phil
Edgar-Jones, executive director of unscripted originals
at Sky, said: "Spending time with Steven Frayne is
a truly magical experience, so get ready for a rollercoaster
of emotions as he unlocks the magic in all of us this Christmas."
https://worldscreen.com/sky-sets-steven-frayne-christmas-special/
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5. Performing Schedule - Magic Castle - November/December
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November
11-17
Close-Up Gallery
Cocktail: Chad Allen
Early: Jonathan Levit
Late: Benjamin Barnes
Parlour
of Prestidigitation
Early: Nick Paul
Late: Dana Daniels
Palace
of Mystery
Gregory Wilson
Ron Lucas
Alexander Great
Peller
Theatre
Steffi Kay
Felix Jones
Library
Bar
Lauro Castillo
Friday Luncheon Close-Up Gallery
Benjamin Barnes
Saturday
& Sunday Brunch
Palace Show
Ron Lucas
Alexander Great
Isha Agrawal
Saturday
& Sunday Brunch
Parlour
Kids Show
Dana Daniels
November
18-24
Close-Up Gallery
Cocktail: Benjamin B
Early: John Carney Late: Juan Luis Rubiales
Parlour
of Prestidigitation
Early: Johnny Ace Palmer
Late: Alan Marchese
Palace
of Mystery
Mark Haslam
Skilldini
Luna Shimada
Peller
Theatre
Jonathan Molo
James Knight
Library
Bar
Danny Magic
Friday
Luncheon Close-Up Gallery
Juan Luis Rubiales
Saturday
& Sunday Brunch
Palace Show
Mark Haslam
Skilldini
Luna Shimada
Saturday
& Sunday Brunch
Parlour Kids Show
Alan Marchese
November
25-December 1
November 25 & 28: Closed
Close-Up Gallery
Cocktail: Nelson Lee
Early: John Guastaferro Late: Ivan Amodei
Parlour
of Prestidigitation
Early: Shawn McMaster
Late: Jon Armstrong
Palace
of Mystery
Matt Marcy
Christopher Hart
Jonathan Neal
Peller
Theatre
Ron Saylor
Dennis Forel
Library
Bar
Griffin Barry
Friday
Luncheon Close-Up Gallery
(Castle Closed for Lunch)
Saturday
& Sunday Brunch
Palace Show
Matt Marcy Christopher Hart
Jonathan Neal
Saturday
& Sunday Brunch
Parlour Kids Show
Jon Armstrong
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6. The Magic Word Podcast
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Message by Scott Wells, M.I.M.C. with Gold Star
TRICS
Magic Convention Reports on the Magic Word Podcast
As
we wind down to the last New Zealand e-zine, so we are completing
our last of the year convention reports. We have reported
on more than a half dozen magic conventions over 2024 and
we expect to attend and report on more next year. But this
weekend we are in Charlotte, North Carolina, for TRICS,
hosted by Scott Robinson. This year's Guest of Honor is
Paul Gertner. Other performers/lecturers include Shoot Ogawa,
Bernardo Sedlacek, Ed Ellis, Rocco, and a host of other
outstanding performers both seasoned and new. This intimate
close-up convention always promises some unique, great magic,
and they always deliver.
There
will be two separate reports from this convention beginning
Friday night after we have had time to record and process
Thursday night's activities and all-day Friday events. So,
no podcast will be posted until late Friday night (Eastern
Time) on November 8th. But when it is posted, along with
photos, convention schedules, and more, then you can listen
online here: https://www.themagicwordpodcast.com/scottwellsmagic/868-trics-2024-days-one-and-two
Of course, you can always listen wherever you get your podcasts.
And
as we close out the successful years of Alan Watson's dedication
to excellence, I want to again add my congratulations and
humble appreciation for him publishing these podcast updates.
And, may I also make one last financial appeal for your
help to support The Magic Word Podcast. Your donations and
monthly/annual pledges help keep the podcast going by offsetting
our many expenses for domain hosting, hardware and software,
convention expenses, podletter publication, and much, much
more. There is a DONATE button on the top of each page of
the website at https://themagicwordpodcast.com which you
can click to easily make your financial commitment. Thank
you in advance for your support, and thank you again, Alan
Watson, for your tireless efforts.
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7. Congratulations From Mark Wilson's Family
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Message by Greg Wilson (US)
Congratulations
from Mark Wilson's Family
Alan,
your contributions to the international family of magic
have been unlike any other reporting on our beloved art.
My
parents, Mark Wilson and Nani Darnell Wilson, and myself,
Greg Wilson have the highest respect for your hard work.
Ending
The Magic New Zealand emails is a loss to our community,
however, you have had a commendable and glorious run.
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8. MagicAuction.com The legacy Continues…
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Message Greg Wilson (US)
Celebrating
25 years of success... MagicAuction.com is about to be upgraded
with a new website!
Joe
and Chris Tripi created a worldwide network for magicians
to buy and sell their magic, and now Greg Wilson, son of
Mark and Nani Wilson, will continue to serve the magic community
with this groundbreaking site.
Working
closely with his web expert buddy, Clem Patafio, Greg is
bringing incredible features to the new site. The original
site is up and running with many new listings while we fine
tune the new site.
Please
come to MagicAuction.com and sign up for our newsletter
for information about new listings, current events, and
updates on the launch of the all new site.
New
features include live interactive bidding, text and email
bidding updates, proxy bidding, watchlists to monitor magic
you are interested in, upload your own listings to the site,
a "wanted" section for things you are looking
for, blogs and forums, and many more features. It's all
very exciting.
We
hope to see you at MagicAuction.com. Please sign up for
our newsletter, because we can't reach you through Magic
New Zealand anymore.
We,
Greg and Clem, wish you, Alan, "Happy Magic" on
your next adventure!
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9. No Stone Unturned - Paul Stone - Article 176
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Message by Paul Stone (US)
This
first week of November 2024 will be long remembered by millions
of people around the world for a certain event that took
place in USA, and which coincided sadly with the final edition
of Magic New Zealand after 25 years of bringing the latest
magic news to thousands of magicians across the globe.
In
my last couple of articles, I have written about a few of
the magicians and magical friends that have impacted my
own career but, in doing so, I have now realised that it
would take several more editions of Magic New Zealand to
come even close to mentioning everyone who deserves to be
singled out.
So,
I'll have to settle on doing so in my forthcoming book 'NO
STONE UNTURNED' which I have started working on, and which
will be launched at the Blackpool Magicians Club Convention
in February 2026.
There
are 50 years of photographs and stories to recount of so
many wonderful performers, that it is a massive undertaking,
but I'm determined not to miss anyone out. And, as a bonus,
there will be links to priceless, never before seen, video
footage of some of the truly great magicians that I have
had the privilege of working with or producing in my shows.
In
the last couple of weeks I have spent a few hours going
through photos and show fliers and I am now more excited
than ever about this project. It has certainly brought back
some wonderful memories.
Whilst
I wasn't intending to name any individuals in this final
article, there are two people whom it would be remiss of
me not to mention, as they have both played a significant
part in my 'magic' life.
The
first is John Fisher. I first met John more than fifty years
ago at Ken Brooke's Wardour Street Studio in London's West
End, and we immediately became firm friends. John's influence
on the world of magic is well documented, as both Producer
of the Paul Daniels TV Shows, and also the outstanding 'Best
of Magic' TV Series, which in my opinion stands out as the
top magic TV series ever produced.
John
is a consummate author and has written several fabulous
books featuring iconic stars from the world of entertainment.
These include 'Heroes of Magic' which pays tribute to many
of the greatest magicians of our time, and is a 'must read'.
The
other person is more than likely someone that most magicians
would not have heard of. His name was Bill Thompson. I first
met Bill when he was the manager of a toy shop called 'Hobbies'
in Liverpool City Centre. He subsequently moved to Blackpool,
and opened a small magic & joke shop on the promenade
on Blackpool's 'Golden Mile'. Then a few years later Bill
opened a magic studio named the 'House of Secrets'.
The
'House of Secrets' could in no way be described as a fancy
place, it was located on the second floor of an old building
in an unfashionable part of Blackpool - come to think of
it, there is no fashionable part of Blackpool!
But
what Bill's studio lacked in surroundings was made up for
in spades by his warmth, kindness and the sheer magical
knowledge that he openly shared with dozens of pros, aspiring
magicians, and hobbyists alike.
Bill
was a brilliant artist and designer and he helped me on
numerous corporate events with everything from logos to
entire set designs. And he wouldn't ever take any payment
for his time and significant talent. He was a true and loyal
friend, and together with the many other people he helped
and supported, I miss him greatly.
Prior
to my meeting Bill, he had been the manager of a small but
well known magic & joke shop called the 'Wizard's Den'
in Moorfields, also located on the outskirts of Liverpool's
City Centre.
I
mention this in closing because it was in the 'Wizard's
Den' that, as a 13 year old, the then manager showed me
a copy of 'Abracadabra', the world's only weekly magic magazine,
and specifically an advert for 'Ken Brooke's Magic Place'
in London's West End. That was the start of my magical journey,
which I am still on to this day!
The
last words must, of course, go to Alan Watson who, with
his lovely wife Michele, has masterminded and expertly produced
Magic New Zealand for so many years. Huge Congratulations
Alan, on this amazing achievement, and one which I am proud
to have been involved with for the past three years.
Now
put your feet up, and have a well-earned rest!
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10. Magic Museum Bellachini - Episode 96
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Message by Wittus Witt (Germany)
Magic
New Zealand - The Last One!
Dear
Alan, dear readers,
As
this journey comes to an end, I want to thank you, Alan,
and all of you, dear readers, for the time I was able to
spend with you here.
Alan,
I admire you for your dedication, your love for the art
of magic, and your perseverance. These newsletters have
been both - current information and fascinating insights
into our craft. I truly appreciate that our contact information
is not "sold" but that the newsletters are archived
in Ask Alexander for future reference.
What
more can I say, except a heartfelt thank you to everyone
who contributed to this unique service. Thank you, thank
you, thank you.
And
finally, here's the latest update from my Bellachini Museum.
Last week, we participated in the big "See for Free"
museum day. A total of 47 museums, including the Bellachini
Museum, took part in this event. From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.,
all museums offered free admission. In Hamburg, around 77,000
visitors took advantage of this opportunity, with the Bellachini
Museum welcoming approximately 800 visitors. This brings
our total number of visitors to around 4,000 since the museum's
opening two years ago.
I
look forward to welcoming you soon!
Stay
healthy, everyone.
Warmest
regards from the beautiful city of Hamburg,
Wittus
Witt
Museum Bellachini
www.hamburger-zaubermuseum.com
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11. Tales From The Fantastic Magic Center - #108
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Message by Kent Cummins (US)
"Disappearing!"
Disappearing
is, in my opinion, the most difficult of all magic effects.
I made a list of all the stage illusions that I have performed
over my 75 years in magic, and there were 15 appearances,
7 torture tricks, 6 transposition/transformations, 6 levitations,
and 2 escapes.
But
there were zero disappearances! Not even one.
On
stage I have magically produce myself, my assistants, the
Master of Ceremonies, corporate executives, doves, rabbits,
dogs, cats, a hamster, the Frankenstein monster, the Wizard
of Oz, the Easter Bunny, a Gorilla, Santa Claus. But I never
made anything big disappear.
To
be fair, David Copperfield has become rich and famous because
he has made things disappear: a Learjet aircraft, the Orient
Express train dining car…even the Statue of Liberty.
But I'm not David Copperfield.
Blackstone,
Jr made an elephant appear primarily through misdirection.
By the time it appeared, the audience couldn't think of
where it might have been hiding.
Why
is it harder to make something (such as an elephant) disappear?
Because at the instant it vanishes, the audience knows to
look for where it might be hiding.
George
Schindler teaches a wonderful magic class all about making
things disappear. He shows samples of magic props that could
make things vanish, and claims that everything that disappeared
wound up in Hoboken, New Jersey!
But
the Magic New Zealand E-zine archives will not be going
to Hoboken. Alan says that they will become part of the
wonderful data base of "Ask Alexander."
If
you have enjoyed reading my column here, I think you will
also enjoy my podcast, "Tales from the Fantastic Magic
Center."
And
now, this column will disappear.
POOF!
The
Fantastic Magic Center is dedicated to preserving and sharing
the art of magic. But I can't do it without your help. My
Patreon account is the same place as my free weekly podcast:
www.FantasticMagicCenter.com
kent@magichotline.com
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12. Yes We Caan! - John Carey #251
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Message by John Carey (UK)
The
card at any number plot is extremely popular among magicians
in recent times. There are many versions in print. Some
are very good, while others seem way too convoluted, in
my honest opinion. The version we will discuss here is simple,
practical and strong. Did I mention it's also nearly self
working too?
Ask
one member of the group you are working for to think of
a number, not too small, but not too big. Say between ten
and twenty, but make it high and difficult. This is a devious
ruse of Dani DaOrtiz to steer your spectator towards a high
number in the range.
Suggest
that you get a few of the group involved with shuffling
the deck. Push off a group of five cards from the top of
the deck and drop them in front of a spectator. Repeat this
twice more, dropping two more groups of five cards on top
of the tabled cards. Finally drop three more cards on top
of all. Do this casually and of course silently. Eighteen
cards are on the table. Make two further packets of cards
in front of two other people, casually dropping cards down
in front of them like before, the quantity not being important
though.
Ask
the three people to shuffle their packets and to then table
them. Then have spectator three drop their packet on top
of spectator two's. Then direct attention to your first
helper and almost as an afterthought ask them to take a
peek at the face/bottom card of their packet and to put
the thought of that card into their mind. Request they drop
their packet on top of the other tabled cards and square
up. Pick up the deck and execute a casual Jay Ose false
cut. Maybe even have a spectator do the cut on themselves
- a Jim Swain idea.
Direct
attention to the person thinking of a number and ask them
to reveal it? If they say eighteen, you are of course golden.
Seventeen too is good. Simply count down and reveal the
mental selection at the thought of number or show the next
card as the selection. However let's deal with other numbers.
We will use a delightful ruse/ swindle I saw Lewis Jones
use to displace cards sleightlessly. Let's say the number
thought of is fifteen. That means we need to displace the
top three cards. Simply push off the top three cards and
flip them face-up.
Take
them into the right hand in a spread condition and ask if
the selection is near the top? Once they confirm it isn't
flip the rest of the deck face-up and push off a couple
of cards from the face, asking this time if it's near the
bottom. Place the right hand's three cards casually onto
the face of the deck and turn it face-down. Do the above
nonchalantly and it flies.
If
nineteen is called I like to show the top card, flip the
deck face-up and spread off a few of the face cards, secretly
Hofzinser culling any random card to the rear/top of the
deck. Turn the deck face-down and table it. All that's left
is to deal and count down to the thought of number and reveal
the selection with style!
Notes:
A very big thank you to my friend J.K Hartman for the great
suggestion of having the selection made in a hands off fashion.
Originally I assembled the shuffled packets together with
a break under eighteen cards and did a dribble force. Jerry's
suggestion is far stronger.
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13. Adventures Of Romany!
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Message by Romany
Dear
everyone!
I
wanted to finally jump in to say hello and goodbye for now!
You
may remember that I wrote a column during covid but stopped
because although many of you loved hearing about my adventures
locked up in the Buddhist center - getting caught baking
bread in someone else's kitchen (covid rules) and other
misdemeanours - I was not doing any magic so I had nothing
much to say!
I
am so glad to say I am back performing on cruise ships,
conventions, and wherever anyone hires me! Phew! www.romanymagic.com
And
for all of you who enjoyed my memoir Spun Into Gold - The
Secret Life of a Female Magician (available on Amazon worldwide,
hint-hint!), I have wonderful news of the strange but delightful
meeting of magic worlds. Wittus Witt, the acclaimed German
magician who writes the Bellachini Museum column here, read
my book and magically translated and published it recently
as 'Zu Gold gesponnen - Das geheimnisvolle Leben einer Zauberkunstlerin.'
He has made it into a beautiful edition with photos and
everything!
Last
week I went over to Hamburg to finally meet Wittus, see
his exhibition 'Magic in the hands of Women' and do a show.
Lots of fun! And then! I went to visit my German juggler
ex-husband, (the one I left to go to Las Vegas to study
magic!) and spent time with his
street-performing family, including doing a show in their
community theatre. After a break, Martin read from my book
in German and we got a huge applause for managing to stay
'family' after all this time! It truly was a magical turning
of the circle of life!
It
is time for me to say goodbye until we meet again!
Wishing
Alan and his family and all of you, much happiness and fun
with magic!
PS:
You never know how life if going to turn out and if you
need a reminder of that, ooh I have just the book for you!
And available now in German!
Spun
Into Gold - The Secret Life of a Female Magician on Amazon
Audible https://adbl.co/3dt7oiA
German version. Zu Gold gesponnen https://amzn.to/4eY0GjK
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14. The Conjuring Arts Research Center
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Message by Olena (US)
The
Conjuring Arts Research Center is proud to be the future
home of the Magic New Zealand archive! We are a non-profit
organization dedicated to the preservation and interpretation
of magic and its allied arts. Established in 2003 in New
York City, our collection focuses on rare books and materials,
including magicians' letters and documents. Our digital
database, Ask Alexander, allows us to share millions of
pages of magic books and materials with patrons all around
the world. We are also a publisher of magic books, including
our very own journal of magic history, the Gibecière.
Our collection is now housed in Nashua, New Hampshire, and
we maintain an office in New York City.
You
can send your questions and messages to librarian@conjuringarts.org.
As
a token of our appreciation, we would like offer Magic New
Zealand subscribers a 15% off coupon to our online store.
Add our publications to your collection, stock up on great
playing cards, and explore hundreds of downloadable magic
eBooks! Use coupon code MAGICNZ15 in the shopping cart for
15% off most items in the store. Some restrictions may apply.
Homepage:
https://conjuringarts.org/
Store: https://store.conjuringarts.org/
Ask Alexander: https://askalexander.org/
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15. E-zine Archives
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Back issues of the Magic New Zealand e- zine go to:
www.magicnewzealand.com
Click
on the red button centre right "Archives"
When you enter the archive the e- zines are in issue order
in folders for each year and are Coded, e.g. 001 Nov06 1999.txt
first three numbers (001) denote issue number, then the
date (Nov06) and the last figures the year (1999)
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