December Issue
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December Issue
Thank you, Richard and staff, for another excellent issue of Genii. Month after month, you deliver a periodical filled with surprises and treats for the magical soul. Congratulations on the eleventh year of publication. Long may the lamp shine, and best wishes for the new year.
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- Richard Kaufman
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Re: December Issue
Just had a first pass through going back to front just to look at the ads, saving the rest for later, and I'd like to say:
Thanks very much to the advertisers! For helping to keep this fine magazine in print, and also for bringing out new and cool products that keep this hobby interesting. :)
Some that really caught my attention: Tillford Illusions' Modern Art (!), the Phoenix Parlour Deck (excellent idea), and Kardwell's Alchemy 1977 deck -- I think that would be a cool Hallowe'en or birthday present at least.
As for the USPC 809 Mandolin decks on the inside front page, at first that was a jolt! I thought someone was playing tricks out of season. But now I think it's a good idea -- performers have something musical in the cards with which to play and connect with a musically-minded audience (although of course many who appreciate both music and magic also ride bicycles, as I do).
So far I did read the article about Ben Whiting's "American Gypsy", and I was very happy to read how well it was received and its future prospects. I'm sure I'll read it again for the comments about magic, beauty and connection. :cool:
Thanks very much to the advertisers! For helping to keep this fine magazine in print, and also for bringing out new and cool products that keep this hobby interesting. :)
Some that really caught my attention: Tillford Illusions' Modern Art (!), the Phoenix Parlour Deck (excellent idea), and Kardwell's Alchemy 1977 deck -- I think that would be a cool Hallowe'en or birthday present at least.
As for the USPC 809 Mandolin decks on the inside front page, at first that was a jolt! I thought someone was playing tricks out of season. But now I think it's a good idea -- performers have something musical in the cards with which to play and connect with a musically-minded audience (although of course many who appreciate both music and magic also ride bicycles, as I do).
So far I did read the article about Ben Whiting's "American Gypsy", and I was very happy to read how well it was received and its future prospects. I'm sure I'll read it again for the comments about magic, beauty and connection. :cool:
- Matthew Field
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Re: December Issue
December Genii arrived in snowy Hastings, England. So great to see Presto on the cover.
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Re: December Issue
Also really great to see the Presto video on the Genii web site.
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Re: December Issue
December issue with Presto just made it to Northern Virginia in time for Christmas!!!
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Re: December Issue
Tell it to my post office. I'm still waiting.
Howard
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Re: December Issue
Since Joe just got his, Howard, I think your should show up on Monday or Tuesday.
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