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* 2000: ''[[Card College, Vol. 4]]'' ([[Roberto Giobbi]])
* 2000: ''[[Card College, Vol. 4]]'' ([[Roberto Giobbi]])
* 2000: ''[[The James File]]'' ([[Allan Slaight]])
* 2000: ''[[The James File]]'' ([[Allan Slaight]])
* 2001: ''[[Concertos for Pasteboard]]'' ([[Oliver Erens]] and [[Ariel Fralich]], tr.)
* 2001: ''[[Concertos for Pasteboard]]'' ([[Oliver Erens]] and [[Ariel Frailich]], tr.)
* 2001: ''[[Ibidem]], Vol. 2'' (Nos. 17 to 28) ([[P. Howard Lyons]], ed.)
* 2001: ''[[Ibidem]], Vol. 2'' (Nos. 17 to 28) ([[P. Howard Lyons]], ed.)
* 2002: ''Ibidem, Vol. 3'' (Nos. 29 to 37) (P. Howard Lyons, ed.)
* 2002: ''Ibidem, Vol. 3'' (Nos. 29 to 37) (P. Howard Lyons, ed.)

Revision as of 09:07, 25 January 2015

Hermetic Press, a publishing company in Seattle founded in 1989 by Stephen Minch, specializes in magic technical literature.

Among those publications are the works of Alex Elmsley, Milt Kort, Max Maven, Tommy Wonder, Juan Tamariz and several other important innovators. They also publish Roberto Giobbi's best-selling Card College series.

Also, the company has published important historical books, like a translation of Jean Prévost's Clever and Pleasant Inventions: Part One, from 1584; a biography on Lulu Hearst, the "magnetic girl" who became a star in the 1800s; and the autobiography of Milo & Roger.

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