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I was under the impression that Randall Freeman was the Hunger Artist. What is it with magicians and Kafka, though? One would think that Borges or Dodgson would be more influential...

Do tricks you know you can do even if you get the shakes. Just keep doing those until you build more confidence. Keep at it. It goes away. Remember--people are people.

Good thing Kafka died early in life or else there'd be a lot more stuff like this. (I don't mean that. I love Kafka.)

Do you use Final Cut Pro?

"When you're standing on the edge of the abyss, you have either to jump or turn back, you can't just stand there forever." --Hunter S. Thompson.

I have both the tut. and the book. Chad's method is actually slightly different and I prefer it just because it seems to flow better. I'd say it's worth four bucks to learn it, but that's just me.

Always cut the aces.

Jeez, it sounds like flight attendant emergency training: assess the situation... By the way, you wrote "asses" which is plural of the word "ass."

When you say "with no reset," do you mean that one need not expend any energy to reset, or that it simply won't work again ever as long as I live?

My favorite is the delayed reaction. Where they are (to paraphrase Paul Harris) trying to fit what they've just seen into one of their boxes to which they attribute everything that they experience, but then realize that what they've seen doesn't fit anywhere. Harris says it best: That's...

Again, I am pretty disappointed. I was hoping it would be, you know, good.

Blaine has the background to be able to do something like this. If you read his book, you can see his extensive knowledge on classic magic. His show (I reiterate) would be so badass.

Hm... Hm... Myth you say?

You know that Blaine would put on a better show than Angel. I mean, if Blaine were doing a stage show, it would be so badass. I'd bet there would be a lot of Houdini-esque escapes and some crazy-vintage illusions. Stuff that would really make one question reality. But I think Blaine is...

I do feel kind of bad for him, but I feel worse for Cirque.

Yeah, sounds about right. I mean, all of the art looked like it came out of a Tim Burton movie (a good one, that is). It all looked pretty badass. So Katie, what did Criss actually do in the show?

I kind of am surprised. I figured that with Cirque behind it, it would be really quite great, but it seems I was wrong.

And the magic...? Well, I guess I see you point.

Yo, so I just read this. What did you think? Can we get your review?

Well, that's a damn shame.