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Issue 122
- News and reviews with Geoff
- Henrique as only he can be
- Ian Adair presents Cartoon Capers for the children
- Eddie Dawes once more collects his thoughts
- Peter Duffie with a dark widow
- ChiKANEry - this month Peter is courting Jokers
- New Competition for year 2001 Your chance to win
- Miller's Mysteries More cunning stunts from Werner
- Table hopping for kiddies with Malcolm
- The Year 2000 competition winners - are you there?
- Al Smith considers losing the plot
- A working pipe-dream from Malcolm Yaffe
- J.J. wins with modesty
- Ian Keable considers performing unpaid for the enemy
- Professor Dawes reviews the magical press
- Barrie Richardson with a stunning Maguffin
- John Rhodes tells us what the lay press is saying about us
Issue 123
- What's happening? News from Geoff
- Double Wammy! - Peter Blanchard
- Phil Goldstein makes a Deposition
- Werner Miller Points the Way
- Ian Adair revisits the dead and alive
- Henrique with more odd thoughts
- JJ shows how to climb a mountain pass with the aid of a little Powersfull magic magic
- Barrie Richardson Boldly goes where no-one has gone with a Brainwave
- Gorra Datta with Indian flowers and silk
- Eddie Dawes collects his thoughts and considers frozen elephants, Jonathan Creek and Tom Cruise
- Peter Duffie with his first experiment
- Letters, your chance to sound off
- Alan Ward beguiles with Gibson's Guessing game
- More death, this time Peter Kane is dead on the Pateo
- Al Smith Invites you to catch him if you can through the curtains
- Eddie Dawes returns with with what you missed in the other magazines all over the world
- Ananta Banerjee Pre-determines his destination
- John Rhodes lays open wide the laymen's view of magic in the press
- Table Hopping for the little ones this issue presents views on presentation
- Jim Breedon's Magic pen writes on
Issue 124
- News about the Studio from Geoff
- Jim Breedon's Magic Pen draws attention to an InterPortine struggle and Gypsy's Curse
- Somya Deb with Indian silks and flowers
- Part 9 of Malcolm Yaffe's series about close-up for children
- Peter Kane's ChiKanery with spots on his bottom
- More spots from Ian Adair, this time in his box
- Werner Miller with an Antipodean Zodiac
- Eddie Dawes tells all you have missed in the other journals
- Letters. Bouquets or Brick-bats. You tell it as it is
- J.J. and the bored punter who booked the act!
- Alan Ward Busts a ghost or two
- Al Smith considers the pros and cons of Close-up
- Henrique and Hot Punch and Judy may not be the way to do it!
- Eddie Dawes collects his thoughts after a Gottle of Geer
- Brian Morrison takes a real card from the screen of his computer
- Solyl Kundu with his thoughts on entertaining children
- Ian Keable's love/hate relationship that started as he walked the Royal Road
- Malcolm Yaffe with an Irreverant dig at the dealers
- Ali Cardabra with a new series, this time with a wild wand
- John Rhodes with all the magic news from the lay press
Issue 125
- News and Reviews with Geoff
- Ali Cardabra with a New for Old Tricky, Knotty Tumbler
- Ian Adair Spots on then Spots off!
- Eddie Daws with another batch of collected magical thoughts
- A New series from Steve Jones. Magic from his Notebook
- Review of the eighth QE2 Magic Cruise by Rex and Janice Stott
- Ian Keable considers the journey from Comedy Clubs to Perfection
- Peter Duffie Kick starts four aces
- Fame and Fortune - details of this year's competition
- JJ and a Shocase Special
- Letters page - Your chance to get it off your chest
- Peter Kane Dices a Duck with startling consequences
- Barrie Richardson presents his rounder pack
- Walt Lees with a latin reasoning against lay competition judges
- Brian Morrison with Diamonds in the Sky, sans lucy
- Werner Miller with even more Diamonds - What a rich issue this one is!
- Henrique slags off a fellow magician to his wife and not a diamond in sight!
- Eddie Dawes with all the magic news from the magical press
- Al Smith considers WAM and Valentino
- Alan Ward is out in six!
- John Rhodes rounds up what you missed magically in the lay press
Issue 126
- Geoff's News and Views
- Peter Kane with a move he designed for his friend Maggie
- Walt Lees enters the ring with Fred Kaps' Heavyweight Boxing
- Eddie Dawes rounds up a month's worth of magical journalism
- Peter Blanchard considers the unconfined joy when the gremlins are on our side
- Malcolm Yaffe's self referral is reprised and reworked
- Henrique's Dewdrops drip over officialdom
- Ian Keable proposes that it is never too late to learn
- J.J. - She loves me - she loves me not!
- Peter Duffie marrys in haste and repents with a deck of cards
- Alan Ward with another visual puzzle, this time from war-time Britain
- Ali Cardabra with a comedy card rise
- Brian Morrison floats his widget!
- Everyone can be a wizard proves Werner Miller
- John Rhodes reviews all the magical news in the lay press
- Ian Adair with Macdonalds' Big Mac Magic
- Steve Jones' notebook jottings deliver a ring of roses
- Barrie Richardson's Gang of Four - mentalism with chairs
Issue 127
- News from the studio and Geoff's Annual Christmas cheer
- Ian Adair with an undressed toothbrush
- Jim Breedon Presents Pinco Punco!
- Phil Goldstein with a Christmas spooking
- Andre Kole presents the case for the World Alliance of Magicians
- Alan Ward with a Christmas stunt using Dominos and explosives!
- Al Smith and the curious case of Rovi, amnesia and telepathic stooging
- Eddie Dawes with the latest round up of Collecting News
- Peter Duffie counts to six
- All the news from the other Magical Journals
- Werner Miller is right there
- Henrique is., well.. er.. Henrique
- Ali Cardabra circles the square
- Letters column. Your chance to have your say
- Derren Brown is reviewed by Walt
- Ananta Banerjee with some Christmas rope magic
- Peter Kane with a clever gimmick to get his leg up!
- John Rhodes with this month's news and interesting info from the lay press
- Ian Keable is all at sea, but it wasn't altogether his fault.. honest Guv'
