Neo-Magic ArtistryS. H. Sharpe
Edited by Todd Karr
Published 2000
SOLD OUT
432 pages
42 illustrations
Cover by Katlyn Breene
Introductory essays by Doug Henning, Jeff McBride, Vito Lupo, and Todd Karr
The inspired writings of Sam Sharpe provide a doorway for magicians to journey beyond stage illusion into the heart and soul of magic.
— Jeff McBride
Follow Sharpe’s leads and you’ll discover new paths for your love of the art of magic.
— Vito Lupo
Prepared by the late S. H. Sharpe, Neo-Magic Artistry combines Sharpe’s revised versions of his rare 1932 classic of magic theory, Neo-Magic, and three of his other scarce books from the 1930s, Conjured Up, Good Conjuring, and Great Magic.
Once again, Sam Sharpe will take you on his voyage through the meaning of magic and ways to transform your performances into fine art.
You’ll also find over 30 original effects, Sharpe’s autobiography, additional Sharpe essays, and the rarely-seen text of Devant’s magical drama The Supreme Test.