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The Art of Astonishment Performer profiles, the history of great effects, the psychology of misdirection, and honest reviews — a magazine for magicians and everyone they fool.

A magazine about the art of magic: performer profiles, effect history, misdirection psychology, and reviews for magicians and fans alike.

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What Magicmag Does

The Art of Astonishment

A magazine about the art of magic — performer profiles, effect history, theory of misdirection, and reviews — for working magicians, hobbyists, and fans.

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Performer Profiles

Long-form interviews with close-up workers, stage illusionists, and mentalists.

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Effect Histories

Where the classics came from — cups and balls, the linking rings, sawing in half.

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Misdirection Science

The attention research behind why audiences look exactly where magicians want.

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Show Reviews

Theater runs, fringe acts, and TV specials reviewed by people who know the methods.

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Hobbyist Corner

Routes into the craft: first decks, club directories, and practice habits that stick.

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Ethics of Secrets

Exposure debates, crediting inventors, and the unwritten rules of the craft.

How Magicmag Works

From signup to value in 3 steps

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Meet the Performers

Profiles and interviews with the artists defining magic today.

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Study the Craft

History, theory, and the psychology that makes an effect land.

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Join the Audience

Reviews and listings for shows worth seeing live, wherever you are.

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What is Magicmag.com?

Magicmag — The magazine for magicians and the amazed Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.

Frequently Asked

Does MagicMag reveal secrets?

No. We cover the art, history, and people of magic without exposing working methods — the craft's tradition of secrecy is part of what we write about.

Who is the magazine for?

Working performers, hobbyists, and fans who love being fooled. Most features are written to reward all three.

How do I start learning magic?

Our Hobbyist Corner points to beginner books, local clubs, and the practice routines professionals recommend for your first year.

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