Perhaps the most complete record of twentieth century magic yet written, John Booth's serialized autobiography chronicled not only his adventures as a magician, explorer, filmmaker, journalist, and minister, but also the acts and lives of hundreds of modern magicians, from Houdini to Cardini, from Roy Benson to Siegfried and Roy. Never before assembled into one collection, Booth's articles span over 35 years, 400 monthly columns from 1963 to 2000, and more than 1700 pages. Now you can read every word in convenient CD form, and you'll be able to quickly search the entire collection for any name or term using the built-in PDF search feature. To top off this monumental collection, we've also included a selection of rare John Booth memorabilia.