Frixion is on Fire

Stone Frixion Fire is Unstopable

The Tarot Book broke some serious records in just one week. But it still hasn’t been able to surpass the ubiquitous Stone Frixion Fire. It’s still the all time number one best seller. Check out what Dr. Lawrence Hass the Associate Dean of the McBride Magic & Mystery School had to say about it:

Jeff Stone’s Stone Frixion Fire is currently the definitive source for learning how to create magic with the new Frixion pen. It offers a careful analysis of previous tricks with the pen, essential tips for using it deceptively, and over twelve magic effects to perform with it. One of Jeff’s tricks immediately went into my professional repertoire.

The trick he’s referring to that went into his repertoire was the free trick of the month, Money To Burn, in the July 2009 issue.

You can additionally see Dr. Hass’s Review on McBride TV. Click the Link to the left and skip ahead to minute 57. After watch/hearing was Dr. Hass has to say about Stone Frixion Fire, you’ll order it today!

Magic Podcast

If you’re not already a subscriber to the MagicWire podcast, do it now! Especially the most recent issue with Jay Sankey. It was a great interview, and the podcast is free of course.

Audio Interview with Eugene Burger Winners

Last month, we announced that if your question made the cut in the Eugene Burger interview, you would win a $10 gift certificate for Stone Cold Magic.

Though there were many great questions, only questions from 3 people were able to be squeezed in. The winners are:

  • Kevin McDaid
  • Steven Bagienski
  • Geoff Williams

You will each be sent an email containing your gift certificate.

Bicycle Cards For $1.00 at Walmart

I was just a Walmart the other day, and they had a section called “As Seen on TV.”  In it, they had the new “Standard Bicycle” 2 packs for $2.00. I don’t know if it’s this way everywhere, but I thought I’d pass it on. If you have a deck of “The Standard” cards, here are a couple of great effects you can do with them:

Placebo Syncronicity

In the January 2011 issue,  I wrote an article called Placebo Magic. A short time later, a couple of my magic buds pointed out that Eric Mead has a T.E.D. video on the very same subject with the very same title, though a bit different angle. I watched the other day and really enjoyed it. You can check it out here: Eric Mead – Placebo Magic.

Enjoy the March 2011 issue. See ya’ll next month.