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Stephen Minch
Cover of Genii (1997)
Born	December 10, 1948 Tacoma, Texas
Categories	Books by Stephen Minch

Stephen Minch (b. 1948) is the author of many magic books and founder of Hermetic Press.

Bibliography

• 1974: The Book of Thoth
• 1975: Ever So Sleightly: The Professional Card Technique of Martin A. Nash, No. 1
• 1975: Mind & Matter
• 1977: Any Second Now: The Professional Card Technique of Martin A Nash, No. 2
• 1977: Creations of a Magical Madman
• 1979: Sleight Unseen: The Professional Card Technique of Martin A. Nash, No. 3
• 1979: Jacks or Better: A Professional Act in Lecture Form by Martin A. Nash
• 1979: Lovecraftian Ceremonies
• 1980: Secrets of a Puerto Rican Gambler, or The Conditionally Guaranteed Magic of Daryl
• 1980: Ovation: A Professional Act in Lecture Form by Martin A. Nash
• 1982: For Your Entertainment Pleasure: Magic by Daryl
• 1982: The Robin Hood Caper
• 1984: Seven Deadly Miracles: Further Card Magic of Bro. John Hamman, S.M.
• 1984: Eyeless in Gaza (1984)
• 1984: Mind Melds (1984)
• 1984: The New York Magic Symposium - Collection 3 (with Adam Fleischer)
• 1984: The New York Magic Symposium - Collection 4
• 1984: Colors on the March: A Professional Act in Lecture Form by Martin A. Nash
• 1986: The New York Magic Symposium - Collection 5 (with Phil Goldstein)
• 1987: Daryl's Ambitious Card Omnibus
• 1987: Kings Incognito: A Professional Act in Lecture Form by Martin A. Nash
• 1987: Larry Jennings' Neoclassics: Three Complete Lessons in Professional Card Presentation (featuring Larry Jennings)
• 1987: Mind Novas: 16 Advanced Rhine Card Experiments
• 1987: The Three Faces of Steve: A Schizophrenic Sampler
• 1987: The Vernon Chronicles, Vol. 1: The Lost Inner Secrets (featuring Dai Vernon)
• 1988: The Vernon Chronicles, Vol. 2: More Lost Inner Secrets (featuring Dai Vernon)
• 1989: The Vernon Chronicles, Vol. 3: Further Lost Inner Secrets (featuring Dai Vernon)
• 1990: Ken Krenzel's Close-Up Impact (featuring Ken Krenzel)
• 1990: Ultra Cervon (with Bruce Cervon)
• 1990: Spectacle: A Compilation of Modern Wonders
• 1991: Carneycopia (featuring the magic of John Carney)
• 1991: The Collected Works of Alex Elmsley, Vol. I (featuring Alex Elmsley)
• 1991: From Witchcraft to Card Tricks: Notes Toward an History of Western Close-up Magic (1584-1897)
• 1992: A Life Among Secrets: The Uncommon Life and Adventures of Eddie Fields
• 1993: By Forces Unseen: The Innovative Card Magic of Ernest Earick
• 1994: The Collected Works of Alex Elmsley, Vol. II (featuring Alex Elmsley)
• 1996: The Books of Wonder, Vol. 1 (with Tommy Wonder)
• 1996: The Books of Wonder, Vol. 2 (with Tommy Wonder)
• 1997: Ken Krenzel's Ingenuities (featuring Ken Krenzel)
• 1999: KORT: The Magic of Milt Kort

The following is a list of more books written or published by Stephen Minch:

• 1990: History of Western Close-up Magic (published in Japanese) (1990)
• Tricks of the Imagination* (Robert E. Neale) (1991)
• Thavant* (Phil Goldstein) (1991)
• Terry LaGerould's Pasteboard Presentations (Wayne Whiting and Terry LaGerould) (1992)
• Modus Operandi: The Card Magic of Jack Carpenter (Stephen Hobbs) (1992)
• Mind, Myth and Magick (T. A. Waters) (1993)
• Thabbatical (Phil Goldstein)(1994)
• Ted Lesley's Paramiracles (1994)
• Card College, Volume 1 (Roberto Giobbi) (1995)
• Magic and Meaning (Eugene Burger & Robert E. Neal) (1995)
• The Georgia Wonder: Lulu Hurst and the Secret that Shook America Compiled by Barry Whiley (2004)
• The Book of Forgotten Secrets (2010)

References

• Stephen Minch: A Bibliography in Genii 1997 March, page 29
• Hermetic Press Fan Foum