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Magicseen No. 2 (May 2005) by Mark Leveridge & Graham Hey & Phil Shaw

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Vol. 1, No. 2, May 2005; 76 pages.

Cover: Paul Zenon

Welcome to magicseen - editor's letter - Mark Leveridge
Letterbox
Next Issue
News
Noel Britten: At That Funny Stage - interview
Noel Britten Live! At Hull University - show review
Cups & Balls - article by Mark Leveridge
Cups & Balls Reviews
- El Duco's Golden Cups And Balls Set
- Brett Sherwood's Silver Engraved Cups And Balls Set
- The Complete Cups And Balls Book - Michael Ammar
- The Complete Cups And Balls 2 DVD Set - Michael Ammar
Reviews
- The Grail - Mike Rose - card effect
- Escalator - Gaeton Bloom - card effect
- Supalok & Supalok Maxi - Mick Hanzlick - effect
- The 53 On 1 Effect - Gordon Drayson - card effect
- The Apex - Paul Gordon - card effect
- Children's Magic - Peter Lamont - book
- Beyond ESP 2 - Michael Murray - effect
Paul Zenon - cover article/interview by Graham Hey
- Zenon On ...
- magicseen exclusive interview
Masterclass
- Anagramatic Mind - Kevin Gallagher
- Strike It Lucky - Richard Blackie
- The - It Takes Guts Damm It - Vanishing Deck - John Hotowka
Twice As Good In Half The Time! - article by Frank Damello
The Royal Road To Magic! - article about Etienne Pradier
Scientist Discovers Magic - review of an episode of Faking It
Subscriptions
Fighting Talk! - regular feature featuring replies to a controversial statement, this issue: "It's impossible to make mentalism truly entertaining. It's an intrinsically boring form of entertainment"
The 9th British Close Up Magic Symposium - convention review by Tony Griffith
David Berglas: One Of A Kind - article by Marc Paul
Derren Brown: Something Wicked This Way Comes Tour - show review by John Mather