Out of the Blue
@wondermag.bsky.social
A ghost from the past. A mysterious journal. Words of Wonder and Wisdom. Whatever you think it is, it is something else.
And a few extra bits: A presentational variant of "Ring Flight". A recipe for Roughing Fluid that is better than anything else on the market.
January 26, 2026 at 5:49 PM
And a few extra bits: A presentational variant of "Ring Flight". A recipe for Roughing Fluid that is better than anything else on the market.
"Neurowire" by Reynard Vulpes. The theory that the brain can rewire the senses, making other senses stronger to compensate for a missing sense, is tested. A funny spoof mindreading routine, where first the audience is tricked, then a spectator.
January 26, 2026 at 5:47 PM
"Neurowire" by Reynard Vulpes. The theory that the brain can rewire the senses, making other senses stronger to compensate for a missing sense, is tested. A funny spoof mindreading routine, where first the audience is tricked, then a spectator.
"Call to the Beyond" by Ruprecht Jamieson. Is your house haunted? Put a spectator's phone in an empty room nearby, or in a dolls house, or in a spirit cabinet. Call to it... and the spirits picks up!
January 26, 2026 at 5:44 PM
"Call to the Beyond" by Ruprecht Jamieson. Is your house haunted? Put a spectator's phone in an empty room nearby, or in a dolls house, or in a spirit cabinet. Call to it... and the spirits picks up!
"Note Pad" by Stephen Tucker. An expanded handling of a little known Stephen Tucker trick from 1983, where two bills are printed using a transparent printing plate.
January 26, 2026 at 5:41 PM
"Note Pad" by Stephen Tucker. An expanded handling of a little known Stephen Tucker trick from 1983, where two bills are printed using a transparent printing plate.
"Fast Food Stand" by Max Maven. An amusing intermission piece. As a reward for assisting, a spectator is asked to choose a pictured food item. A gesture towards the spectator, and the picture changes; now only crumbs of the food item are seen, and the magician asks "I hope it tasted good!".
January 26, 2026 at 5:37 PM
"Fast Food Stand" by Max Maven. An amusing intermission piece. As a reward for assisting, a spectator is asked to choose a pictured food item. A gesture towards the spectator, and the picture changes; now only crumbs of the food item are seen, and the magician asks "I hope it tasted good!".
Contents: "Canned Craziness" by Tommy Wonder. An updated handling of a little known routine of Tommy's from 1983. The original required a somewhat loose-fitting men's jacket. This handling has no clothing requirements, so; more accessible to women in magic.
January 26, 2026 at 5:30 PM
Contents: "Canned Craziness" by Tommy Wonder. An updated handling of a little known routine of Tommy's from 1983. The original required a somewhat loose-fitting men's jacket. This handling has no clothing requirements, so; more accessible to women in magic.