Oh. I Thought You Were Done By Jeff Stone In the July 2008 (last month) issue of Roots and Branches, we talked about clarifying your role and your spectator’s role. As pointed out last month, it’s critical that the audience not only knows who you are, but they know who …
Let’s assume you’ve won your audience over in the first thirty seconds with a warm, witty, informative, properly-structured introduction. After thirty seconds the audience likes you, they’re intrigued, they’re relaxed and comfortable. What next? Tricks? No. You first have to really “connect” with one person in particular. Obviously you must …
A Rat At The Table was originally scheduled for the second book to follow the original “Stone Cold Magic” Book. However, for those who have the e-book, you know the story and know why volume II never came to be. The Rat, however did find it’s way onto the Stone …