Jim Magus, the master of the bizarre, using Doug Higley's Dark Museum, with routines by Ed Loveland, Ed Solomon, R. Shane, Dr. Spektor, Ron "Kotah" Dayton, Tony Eye, Michael Fraughton, Bill Fienning, Clifford the Red, Dean Montal

Many performers have considered presenting spirit séances in their homes or at the concert hall, but information and a selection of suitable effects was limited. Strong spook effects have

"Raising the Dead for Fun & Profit is a handbook on how to design, market, and promote a seance party. Jim offers suggestions on making the seance party a year-round entertainment package. The seance party scenarios presented

This is a manuscript of 10 new black out stunts that you can perform in your own home. Many of the weird effects can also be performed on stage. Most of the materials required for the effects can be home made as

This long time favorite, now completely revised and enlarged, is now a valuable book for any showmans library. Complete details for a Spook Show, with many special effects: The Phantom Musician, Floating Dragon, Shadow Illusion, etc. New and novel ways

Shall contemporary magic continue on its artless downward spiral or shall we, as magicians, accept and appropriate these gifts which bizarre magick offers us? This, it seems to me, is perhaps the most crucial magical question of our time. How we answer

Sequel to 'Automata', from the author of 'Pentalogy'! In 'Pentalogy' we learned about Shane in an ENOURMOUS body of work that focused on simple methods wrapped in AMAZING dynamic sometimes bizarre, fun or disturbing