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'''Reed McClintock''', after overcoming uncertain beginnings and the city streets, made his way to the world stage, performing at the [[Magic Castle]], throughout Europe, and even a command performance for the Prince of Ethiopia. | '''Reed McClintock''', after overcoming uncertain beginnings and the city streets, made his way to the world stage, performing at the [[Magic Castle]], throughout Europe, and even a command performance for the Prince of Ethiopia. | ||
− | McClintock | + | == Biography == |
+ | McClintock has been featured in magazines such as [[Genii]], Street Magic, Skin and Ink, and Tattoo Review.<ref>http://www.reedmcclintock.com/biography.html</ref><ref>https://www.facebook.com/reedm2</ref><ref>Cover, [[Genii 2007 February|Genii Magazine, Vol. 70, No. 2, February 2007]], Reed McClintock: A Painfully Illustrated Life by Paul Critelli, page 56</ref> | ||
+ | == Awards == | ||
+ | McClintock is a recipient of the Lou Gallo MVP Award | ||
==Books== | ==Books== | ||
*Knuckle Busters #1 (2002) | *Knuckle Busters #1 (2002) | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:55, 11 December 2016
Reed McClintock | |
Born | Reed Carey Mcclintock April 27, 1973 Portland, Oregon |
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Reed McClintock, after overcoming uncertain beginnings and the city streets, made his way to the world stage, performing at the Magic Castle, throughout Europe, and even a command performance for the Prince of Ethiopia.
Biography
McClintock has been featured in magazines such as Genii, Street Magic, Skin and Ink, and Tattoo Review.[1][2][3]
Awards
McClintock is a recipient of the Lou Gallo MVP Award
Books
- Knuckle Busters #1 (2002)
- Knuckle Busters #2 (2002)
- Knuckle Busters #3 (2002)
- Knuckle Busters #4 (2003)
- Knuckle Busters #5 (2004)
- Knuckle Busters #6 (2004)
Marketed Tricks
- Stars and Hexes (2006)
- Gambler's Wildest Dream (2006)
- Just the Backs Ma'am (2006)
DVD
- The McClintock Twist (2001)
- Coin Ovations (2003)
- The Coin Patriot (2004)
- Classic Palming with Coins (2007)
References
- ↑ http://www.reedmcclintock.com/biography.html
- ↑ https://www.facebook.com/reedm2
- ↑ Cover, Genii Magazine, Vol. 70, No. 2, February 2007, Reed McClintock: A Painfully Illustrated Life by Paul Critelli, page 56
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