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Editor-in-chief | Angelo Stagnaro |
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Categories | Magic |
Frequency | Monthly |
Format | Electronic magazine |
Publisher | Angelo Stagnaro |
Unpaid circulation | 4500 |
Company | Kismet Magic Publishing |
Country | ![]() |
Based in | New York City |
Language | English |
Smoke & Mirrors E-zine is a monthly, international, electronic magazine for professional and semi-professional magicians and mentalists. [1] It was originally meant to serve a small group of magicians in New York City about upcoming events. It has subsequently become more international in scope. [2]
Smoke & Mirrors is the Internet's largest monthly magic e-zine in terms of readership. It is also the Net's oldest, monthly magic e-zine. Subscription is free.
Smoke & Mirrors' mission is to provide an accurate and timely source of pertinent information for professional and semi-professional magicians and mentalists. Smoke & Mirrors also offers opportunities for magicians who wish to publish their articles and reviews for the benefit of the greater international magic community. [3]
Smoke & Mirrors lists all major magic performances, lectures and conventions throughout the world. The e-zine is approximately 200KB of information taking up approximately 180-200 pages if printed out. It provides reviews and articles on important magic topics and serves to remind magicians and mentalists as to holidays pertinent to the profession. [4]
Contributing editors for the e-zine include:
Editors Emeriti:
Smoke & Mirrors is published by Kismet Magic Publishing (New York City.) The e-zine in currently in its 11th year of continual publication. As of January 2009, the e-zine is published on or around the beginning of every month and is sent directly to subscribers' email accounts. [5]
Angelo Stagnaro is the current editor-in-chief and publisher. [6] He has been so since its inception in 1998.
Current readership exceeds 4500 readers from 67 countries.