Over the last 20 years, Brent Geris has built The Magic Apple into a cornerstone of the magic community, creating a place where magicians can connect, learn, and purchase the finest effects with confidence. Having been deeply involved in the magic scene ourselves, we have great respect for Brent’s dedication to running a brick-and-mortar magic shop with a community focus—a rare and valuable thing in today’s world. It’s Brent’s personal touch, expertise, and selection of top-tier magic that make this partnership a perfect fit.
Get ready for a STRONG line up of practical professional grade tricks and props in this edition!
In John Guastaferro’s All in Your Hands, two spectators freely mix and cut two packets of cards into four piles—without you ever touching the cards—and the top cards are revealed, one by one, to be the four Aces. Deceptively simple, entirely hands-off, and lightning-quick to learn, this spectator-cut-to-Aces routine is guaranteed to become your go-to astonisher.
In Jon Armstrong’s Cut Cards, you remove a prediction from the deck and sandwich it between two blank cards. You then invite several spectators to freely name any playing card—no forcing, no equivoque. When the blanks are lifted, the isolated prediction matches their choice perfectly. While it does require solid intermediate card-handling, the jaw-dropping payoff makes every moment of practice more than worth it.
Our members take to the virtual stage to share what they’ve been working on: Joe McNamara’s “Runes of the Goddess Freyja,” Michael Sprowl’s “Cassandra Monday Mystery,” Gary Sager performing a Jamie Doyle mentalism piece, Ed Cardinal’s classic Linking Rings routine, Curt Harpold’s Mastermind debut with Geoff Latta’s “Twist Till It Hurts,” Larry Mota’s Invisible Deal, and Bill Krupinsky’s Elite Cup–winning “Psychic Service.”
You have to see it to believe it! When Aaron Fisher first witnessed Javi Benitez’s 12-card vanish, he was floored—and your audience will be too. One by one, each card vanishes from the deck…and miraculously reappears in your pocket, building suspense with every seamless disappearance until a finale that defies explanation. Perfect for stage or table-hopping, this elegant Bertram variation honors its storied heritage while delivering jaw-dropping magic.
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A fully shuffled deck is locked inside a wine glass and draped with a handkerchief—and when the cloth drops, the four Aces, one by one, have magically jumped to the front of the pack. Shared by Jim Steinmeyer and Robert Ramirez at CC, this stand-up card miracle delivers massive impact in an easy-to-learn routine your audience will never forget.
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Unlock the secrets of Slydini’s most dazzling silk‐knot transposition and master coin magic like never before in Magic Masters Confidential: Tony Clark Part 2. Join one of Slydini’s last students as Tony Clark reveals his streamlined “Flying Knots” routine—no gimmicks, no awkward steals, just pure, magical moments—plus both Slydini’s and David Roth’s jaw-dropping Coins-Through-Table sequences. Packed with practical performance tweaks, misdirection strategies, and timing insights, this lecture will have you adding show-stopping sleights to your repertoire immediately.
Jeff Copeland’s Corner Pocket is the ultimate in-pocket coin vanish: place a borrowed half-dollar at your fingertips, give a quick squeeze—and it literally dives into your jacket pocket under stunned eyes. Then, with the same effortless flourish, you reverse it—pulling the very same coin back through the fabric for spectators to examine. No gimmicks, no awkward set-ups—just pure, fool-proof magic that plays perfectly in any walk-around or parlor setting.
Discover Aaron Fisher’s Invisible Cover Pass—the ultra-visual, impossibly soft card control Johnny Thompson called “the best pass in the world.” For years, Aaron kept this move to himself, using it to leave legends like Ricky Jay and Steve Freeman speechless. Now, for the first time, he’s unveiling the secret that’s inspired magicians from Akira Fujii to Tony Chang. Elevate your card work with the pass that started it all.
Step into the inner circle with Tony Clark—one of Slydini’s last true students. In this first night of a rare two-part masterclass, discover the real mechanics of impossible magic: gaze control, off-beat timing, and masterful misdirection. Featuring Tony’s modern renditions of Slydini classics like Paper Balls in the Box and unreleased gems, this intimate session pulls back the curtain on the magic that fools even magicians. Real secrets. Real magic. One unforgettable night.
Transform a single coin from copper to gleaming silver—and back again—using only the heat of your hand. With three jaw-dropping color-shifts in one seamless routine, Spellbound delivers pure, unmissable magic that plays smoothly, resets instantly, and leaves every spectator convinced they actually felt the change. Add this coin miracle to your arsenal and watch jaws drop on demand!
Join us for an all new experience! CC Presents MAGIC MASTERS CONFIDENTIAL - A TWO NIGHT Expanded Living Room Lecture. Matt Baker Part 1
Join us for an all new experience! CC Presents MAGIC MASTERS CONFIDENTIAL - A TWO NIGHT Expanded Living Room Lecture. Matt Baker Part 1
Join us for an intimate one-night conversation with Scott Martell, author of "Mr. Fingers: The Magic of Irv Weiner" — the book already earning rave reviews across the magic community. Scott shares his deep personal connection to Irv Weiner's material, the story behind bringing this legendary work to print, and a rare glimpse into the magical thinking that shaped it. A must for anyone who loves the history and artistry behind classic sleight of hand.
A hand-drawn phone on what looks like an ordinary post-it pad gets introduced as cutting-edge technology — the iPhone 20. A packet of sample PIN codes is riffled through, and the spectator calls stop wherever they like, memorizing whichever four digits land next. The performer never looks. Then the "phone" comes out of its case, the spectator imagines typing their PIN in, and one by one the numbers on the screen vanish until only their four remain. Daniel Chard's iPhone 20 — watch it and see for yourself.
In this all cards session, Aaron dives in deep on Fourtopia — his updated handling of the four-card production — in extended detail, using it as a vehicle to drill core close-up fundamentals: obtaining an invisible break, light-touch card control, double-card handling, and the Biddle count.
The Tumblers by Bill Goodwin takes a subtle detail most magicians overlook — the direction of a card's back — and turns it into pure visual magic. Spectators examine a packet of one-way-backed cards, confirming they all sit the same way... until you turn a single card around, and the rest silently rotate to match, again and again, no matter how they're mixed. It's clean, and it's the kind of "wait, how did that just happen" moment that sneaks up on an audience. Watch it today — you'll want this one in your hands by tonight.
In this session, Aaron uses a simplified cannibal-cards routine to drill the Elmsley-count family — the 2-is-4, 3-is-4, and 4-is-5 counts — with attention to grip, rhythm, and matching the Jordan and Elmsley counts. Then Adam continues the cut-and-restore rope work, covering how to transition in from Professor's Nightmare and three core moves for handling the hidden piece. A useful watch for anyone building their count technique or rope skills.
In this session, Aaron shares the definitive review of Twisting the Aces covering grip mechanics, psychological timing, and a range of handling refinements. Adam begins the rope segment with an ambidextrous exercise for the Professor's Nightmare count, then introduces the foundational cut and restored rope move that will anchor the rope curriculum going forward. An essential session for members focused on card packet work or building a rope act from the ground up.
Michael Ammar turns a simple card selection into something that stops the room cold. A spectator names any card from a face-up spread — completely free choice — and the moment that card is set aside, every other card in the deck is blank. Completely blank. As if they never existed. And just when the spectator thinks they're holding the last real card in the world — that one goes blank too. Elegant and absolutely impossible to explain. Watch it today.
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