Magicseen No. 102 (January 2022) by Mark Leveridge & Graham Hey & Phil Shaw

• Vol. 17, No. 6, January 2022; 60 pages
  Cover: The Sentimentalists
• The Team
• Editor's comments
• Contents
• In The Phonebox with Elizabeth Lail
• Festive Facebook
• The Sentimentalists – Mind Games – cover article/interview
• Reader's Letters
• Ben Earl – Two Minutes with The Master – interview
• Impact – The Effect of Covid on the Kid Show Market – Mark Leveridge
• Masterclass
  22. Crime Doesn't Pay – Pat Fallon
  25. Rimm Ramm Ree – 
• Shop Talk – Nathan Buzza from Illuminati Magic – interview
•  Fool Us – interview
• One Liners
• The Magician's Elephant – A Musical by the RSC
• Selecting Magic to Perform – Eugene Burger – extract from Final Secrets
• Conversational Patter – Mark Leveridge
• Mel Mellers – The Master of Mirth! – interview
• Dealer Shoutouts – Here are some special 'extra' announcements from a few of our regular advertisers
• Magicseen Competition
• What's Hot What's Not – We take a look at some of the products on the market – Note: unless otherwise stated all effects come with online video instructions
  • 4K Color Vision – Brent Braun – a variation of the classic color Vision
  • Chained – Perry Maynard – coin and chain effect
  • Apollo – Nicholas Lawrence & Worm – one-card finger penetration
  • Jokes for Magic Tricks — e-book download
  • Dani DaOrtiz Masterclass Live – 6 hour seminar
  • Iris – Lewis Lé Val – mentalism – star sign & reading
  • Hindsight Project – Chris Dugdale – a collections of short videos of tricks, slights and Zoom tips
  • Eugene Burger: Final Secrets – Lawrence Hass & Eugene Burger – book
  • John Galsworthy Lecture – video on palming
  • A.B.See – Spidey – flash cards with a hidden code
  • Magic Colouring Books – 3 way and 4 way versions
  • Yu-Huihang Download Bundle – mostly coin effects
  • The Piffin Shuffle – Jack Tighe – 6 minute video
  • Jeremy Griffith Lecture – cards
  • Decibel Vision –  – e-book – phone mentalism
• Puzzles – Here's Another Chance to Win .. 'Absolutely Nothing' – Mark Leveridge, compiler
• cartoon – Magic Dave

word count: 25608 which is equivalent to 102 standard pages of text