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P. Howard Lyons' Ibidem magazine is Tyler Wilson's favorite magic magazine or all time. That must count for something， right?
From 1955 to 1979， P. Howard Lyons and his mildly crazed but brilliant crew published 36 issues of Ibidem magazine. Those issues accumulated quite a reputation as the best source for avant-garde card magic and many other curious findings. In the intervening years copies of Ibidem have been much sought after and high prices paid. Hermetic Press recently reprinted the magazines into three hardbound books， so now they're available again in their full glory.
The contributors to the magazines were vast and varried. They included Ed Marlo， Stewart James， Howard Lyons， Norm Houghton， Mel Stover， The Amazing Randi， Ken Beale， Tom Ransom， Francis Haxton， L. Vosburgh Lyons， Peter Warlock， Martin Gardner， Faucett W. Ross， Bill Simon， Tom Bowyer， Elmer Biddle， William Miesel， Alex Elmsley， Ravelli and Neal Elias.
The magic in these magazines isn't cutting-edge， knuckle-busting flourish-mania， but instead sensible， clever card magic. Some contain inspiring methods， others contain amazing plot twists， while others just illustrate some insane mathematical principle that will mess with your head.
The first issue is running low on stock， but we've managed to acquire a few copies. So， if you'd like to obtain a complete set of Ibidem， we suggest picking up your copy today.
P. Howard Lyons' Ibidem magazine is Tyler Wilson's favorite magic magazine or all time. That must count for something， right?
From 1955 to 1979， P. Howard Lyons and his mildly crazed but brilliant crew published 36 issues of Ibidem magazine. Those issues accumulated quite a reputation as the best source for avant-garde card magic and many other curious findings. In the intervening years copies of Ibidem have been much sought after and high prices paid. Hermetic Press recently reprinted the magazines into three hardbound books， so now they're available again in their full glory.
The contributors to the magazines were vast and varried. They included Ed Marlo， Stewart James， Howard Lyons， Norm Houghton， Mel Stover， The Amazing Randi， Ken Beale， Tom Ransom， Francis Haxton， L. Vosburgh Lyons， Peter Warlock， Martin Gardner， Faucett W. Ross， Bill Simon， Tom Bowyer， Elmer Biddle， William Miesel， Alex Elmsley， Ravelli and Neal Elias.
The magic in these magazines isn't cutting-edge， knuckle-busting flourish-mania， but instead sensible， clever card magic. Some contain inspiring methods， others contain amazing plot twists， while others just illustrate some insane mathematical principle that will mess with your head.
The first issue is running low on stock， but we've managed to acquire a few copies. So， if you'd like to obtain a complete set of Ibidem， we suggest picking up your copy today.
