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Step into the rich tapestry of magical history with Gibecière by Stephen Minch - Vol 4 No 1 (Winter 2009), available for instant download. This particular volume inaugurates the year with two captivating articles, meticulously researched and presented to shed light on facets of magic that are often overlooked or virtually forgotten. A cornerstone of magic scholarship, Gibecière continues its tradition of presenting unique insights and groundbreaking discoveries to discerning readers.

Unveiling The Thought-Reader Craze

Delve into the fascinating genesis of mentalism with Barry Wiley's extensively researched article, "The Thought-Reader Craze." Renowned for his meticulous scholarship, Wiley provides original research and insightful commentary on the nascent stages of the one-man mental act. This piece meticulously uncovers the foundational techniques of contact mind-reading and muscle reading, revealing the methods employed by pioneering figures. Readers will encounter engaging character studies and stories featuring legendary performers such as John Randall Brown, Washington Irving Bishop, and Stuart Cumberland. This article is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the historical evolution and practical application of mental magic.

Exploring Magic in Japan

Continue an extraordinary journey into Eastern magic with the fifth installment of Mitsunobu Matsuyama’s “An Investigation into Magic in Japan After the Opening of the Country.” Following four equally brilliant prior contributions, this article further expands upon a unique and comprehensive exploration of Japanese magical traditions and their transformation following Japan's opening to the world. Matsuyama’s work is a vital contribution to understanding global magic history, offering perspectives and practices distinct from Western traditions, presented with unparalleled depth and authority.

Enhanced Visuals and Scholarly Presentation

To complement the compelling narratives and scholarly rigor, this issue of Gibecière is generously endowed with a number of striking photos and graphics. These visuals not only highlight the textual content but also bring the historical accounts vividly to life. While originally celebrated for its physical design, the digital download retains the intellectual and aesthetic quality, ensuring an engaging and informative reading experience. Gibecière Vol 4 No 1 stands as one of the most beautifully presented and intellectually stimulating issues, a testament to its enduring value for magicians, historians, and collectors alike.


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Our fourth volume begins the year with two new and fascinating articles. As with all of our contributions, these articles feature novel discussions of previously little known or practically lost historical information.

We begin with “The Thought-Reader Craze” by Barry Wiley. Well known for his scholarship, this article features original research and commentary on the fascinating beginnings of the one-man mental act, and the techniques of contact mind-reading and muscle reading. A number of engaging characters and stories emerge during this study, featuring John Randall Brown, Washington Irving Bishop, and Stuart Cumberland.
Our second article in this issue features the fifth installment of Mitsunobu Matsuyama’s “An Investigation into Magic in Japan After the Opening of the Country”. The previous four installments have appeared in previous issues and are quite glorious. This article is similarly endowed.
Of course we have included a number of striking photos and graphics to highlight the text. Additionally, the issue features a number of improvements in design, including a splendid embossed cover, that make this one of the most beautiful issues ever.

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Aurora Bell

January 2, 2026
Even fooled myself practicing it!