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That rather defeats the purpose of putting it on an instructional DVD, doesn't it? Despite the fact that, being an original creation, it is not published anywhere else. Then don't talk to me.

Pardon me for my good taste in Americana.

You don't listen very well, do you?

Hence the aura of tragedy about this contest.

Some of us. I'm half-expecting someone to skip over the review proper and ask if this Lovecraft guy has any DVDs out or if he's planning to join the Theory 11 artists. One of my favorite bands.

Read "The Art of Seduction" by Robert Greene and get back to me.

Does any of that change the fact that teachers don't consider it legit?

Then I'm sorry you wasted my time. Good day.

Some of you may be scratching your heads at this point. "Alex," you ask, "why are you posting a review of a work of fiction in the product reviews section of a magic site? Are you just being pushy and preachy with your opinions again? Is there a point to this? Have you finally drunk yourself...

I have to say that it doesn't really help the argument that the one female magician whose name keeps popping up more than any other is one who is widely considered to be insanely hot and is also something of the MySpace darling of magic.

A sense of humor would do you wonders.

Apparently I'm drinking alone. Again.

Hence the importance of dignity in your demeanor. Arrogance communicates insecurity. Confidence communicates the opposite. That depends on whether you believe people are inherently good or inherently evil.

This is an idea I've been sitting on for a while, and want to work on over the next few months. For those not in the know, Robert Greene is an American author who has written three books on the dynamics of strategy and sociopolitical manipulation. His three books (The 48 Laws of Power, The Art...

What have you missed? Judging by the responses, buying stuff. You are however just in time to witness a dead horse being beaten into a vaguely horse-shaped pile of viscera and giblets.

This is without a doubt the most cynical pandering I've ever seen from a magic company. I'm off to take solace in alcohol.

You're obviously not speaking from experience.

Is there any greater aspiration in the human mind than to be rewarded for nothing? Among artists, no.

There's a difference?

I wonder how it will compare to Bob Cassidy's effect from Fundamentals.