Unlock the Secrets of Modern Magic with the Scryers’ Gazette

Bringing together brilliant minds can elevate any performance, and that’s precisely what N S R (Neal Scryer, Scott St Clair, and Richard Webster) has accomplished with their collaborative project, “Magazine for the Modern Mage.” This inaugural edition aims to ignite a diverse interest in various facets of magic.

N S R shares a vision for a contemporary magazine that not only showcases their own innovative works but also features contributions from esteemed colleagues within the magic community. This successful formula has already proven effective in the renowned Scryer Series, available through Stevens Magic. The new content is especially curated for Bizarrists, Psychics, Mentalists, and Séance Workers, and we are thrilled to present this to you!

Inside these 54 pages, you will discover exceptional insights into the art of magic. Our commitment is to continually offer top-tier material from some of the most respected creators in the field, with more contributors already lined up for future issues!

The Gazette is set to be released approximately three times a year, and we believe it will become an invaluable resource for performers everywhere. So, dive in, enjoy, and we look forward to connecting with you again soon! – N S R

Artistic edits and illustrations, including the cover design, are crafted by Scott St Clair, whose work is celebrated for its innovative approach, positioning him as a modern renaissance man.

Contents:

• Scryer’s Voodoo Doll Hex – Neal Scryer
• The Hermit – Scott St Clair
• R4INE – Scott St Clair
• PreDestined – Scott St Clair
• The Chain – Neal Scryer & Scott St Clair Collaboration
• Tasseography – Richard Webster
• The Curse of the Temporary Ghost – Loyd Auerbach (a.k.a. Professor Paranormal)
• Carnival of Souls – Tony Iacoviello
• Tony Eye’s Red Hot Rubik’s Redux – Tony Iacoviello
• The Toy Chest – Tony Iacoviello
• Staring at Goats – Tony Iacoviello
• Famous Paintings – Ron Chavis
• The Auld Witches Cards – David Lees

If you appreciate this fresh approach to downloadable content, consider exploring the extensive collection of hard copy books by Neal Scryer and Richard Webster, now published by Stevens Publishing. After your purchase, look for an email confirmation containing a link to download your content—no password required.