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A Book to Inspire and Amaze You in Benighted Times!



Legendary magician and thinker Bob Neale brings you The Magic of Hope-a deeply personal collection of new magic routines-curated to uplift, entertain, and remind us of the power of kindness, laughter, and most importantly, hope.



What's Inside

• 7 exclusive, powerful routines for close-up and stand-up performance.
• 2 short essays about how magic and art make a difference in the world.
• A performance/presentation of major significance to understanding Bob's philosophy of life and magic: "The Pratfall Perspective"
• Plus an opening conversation with friend, editor, and consigliere, Larry Hass.

Paperback: 6" x 9"; 176 pages



Illustrations by Jay Fortune; Cover by Brad Chin



Praise for Bob Neale



Martin Gardner: Bob Neale is a wonder. How Neale manages to think of such things is a mystery hard to fathom.



Eugene Burger: Bob Neale has created so many presentations that point us to life-our real lives with all their joy and sorrow, their confusion and clarity, their doubt and faith. Bob's work is extraordinary.



Barrie Richardson: Bob Neale's brain is wired unlike anyone else I know. His insights make you shake your head with awe, wonder, and respect.



Jeff McBride: Bob Neale is my hero. He takes on challenging topics like death, racism, religion, and other taboos. It astonishes me how he can transform some of the darkest situations of the human condition into light, humor, and optimism.



Max Maven (about Magic Matters) : If this book doesn't tickle you, you're not feeling. If this book doesn't annoy you, you're not thinking. If this book doesn't inspire you, you're not breathing.



Michael Weber (about The Magic of Celebrating Illusion) : Robert Neale has done something important for the art of magic. He has given us a book full of ways and means by which we can see past our self-imposed illusions to more clearly see the real magic [that] exists in the world. Long Live Robert Neale!