Alexander de Cova

Unfortunately I never met this gentleman in person. Maybe I completely missed him 30 years back when at a convention […]

Over the years my eyes got worse. And my ‘temporary performance memory’ (performance cache). Which means that when I present

In the past weeks I worked hard getting through Al Schneider’s monumental ‘The Theory and Practice of Magic Deception’. Amazing

Recently I read a very interesting article by John O’Nolan. Being the underdog is easy, you can say whatever you

Every time I see this little clip, I just have to laugh out loud. A well done clip and a reminder

Finally, after long and serious considerations (and my nerves being almost blank), I decided to cut off that encumbrance of

Soon there will be a very inter­est­ing DVD by Germany’s Flo­rian Zim­mer, deal­ing with manip­u­la­tive moves with cards for the

From time to time I try to find out what the real goodies in magic are. And I ask my

If you’re aiming to infuse a sense of genuine antiquity into your presentation materials – whether it be an old-style

What a nice, humble and (above all) solid way John Carey got started in magic (taken from his running week

Here is an interesting concept that struck me after reading this. It is originally not meant for magicians, but for

The brilliant Seth Godin wrote in his newsletter: “Most break­through organ­iz­a­tions aren’t built on a bundle of won­der­ment, nov­elty and new