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Eugene Burger on Matt Schulien's Fabulous Card Discoveries Philip R. Willmarth, 1983, soft cover, 44 p. CARD MAGIC |
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Magic and Meaning (with Robert E. Neale) Hermetic Press, 1995, hard cover, dust jacket, 189 p.  |
| In the pages of Magic and Meaning, two respected philosophers of magic, Eugene Burger and Robert E. Neale examine the psychological, symbolic and spiritual roots of theatrical conjuring. They have two distinct voices, which occasionally disagree, but they approach their topic from similar directions, ultimately arriving at a harmonious worldview of magic as both entertainment and something much more. The result is a book brimmimg with new ideas that will set the reader's head spinning and reveal a way of thinking about performing magic that is at the same time ancient and revolutionary. This is not a book for the timid, the hidebound or the unimaginative. It is a book whose purpose is to open new vistas for the performance and presentation of real magic! |
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Mastering the Art of Magic Kaufman 2000, hard cover, dust jacket, 228 p. |
| Reprint of seven booklets published in the early 1980's: Secrets and Mysteries, Audience Involvement, Secrets of Restaurant Magic, Eugene Burger on Matt Schulien's Fabulous Card Discoveries, Intimate Power, The Craft of Magic and Rediscoveries. |
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Mystery School (with Jeff McBride) Miracle Factory 2003, hard cover, dust jacket, 448 p. |
| First held in 1992, Eugene Burger and Jeff McBride's Mystery School promised to be a magic conference unlike any other: a group of magicians dedicated to seriously exploring the deeper sides of the art of magic. This event would not be held in a hotel or restaurant, but at a beautiful retreat center in nature where creativity and fellowship across differences could be inspired. Nine years later, after eleven incredibly successful sessions, Jeff and Eugene ended Mystery School at its peak. Now, in Eugene Burger and Jeff McBride’s first-ever collaborative work, the rest of us may at last peer into the shadowy conclave known as Mystery School. In this most unusual collection of essays, magic, ideas, and artwork the spirit of a very unique group of artists has been preserved. Featuring Jeff McBride stage masterpieces revealed for the first time, new pieces by Burger, and essays by Mystery School faculty member Robert Neale, plus magic and writings by some of the world’s most magical thinkers, including: Bob Fitch, Dan Harlan, Paul Harris, Kevin James, Vito Lupo, Patrick Martin, Max Maven, Stephen Minch, Alain Nu and Peter Samelson. |
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Solomon’s Mind The Card Mysteries of David Solomon Pro Print, 1997, hard cover, dust jacket, 233 p. CARD MAGIC |
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Spirit Theater Kaufman & Greeberg, 1986, hard cover, 192 p. |
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The Performance of Close-Up Magic Kaufman 1987, hard cover, 134 p. |
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