From Criss Angel and Alice Cooper’s jaw-dropping Las Vegas show to a hidden gem in Marshall, Michigan — this VANISH issue has something for every magic lover.
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On November 1, The Power of Magical Women officially launched worldwide with a vibrant virtual celebration hosted by the Los Angeles Tribune. More than 25 magicians featured in the book joined the event, creating a joyful global gathering to kick off the release. But magic really comes alive in person. So, I set off on a whirlwind mini tour—four
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Essential Reading for International Women’s Day & Month March 8 marked International Women’s Day — and as a passionate advocate of women in the arts, I want to take a moment to honor the creators, trailblazers, and storytellers who have shaped culture on their own terms. The following seven books celebrate women across every artistic
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If wonder, curiosity, and awe are the heart of magic, then 2025 has been nothing short of extraordinary. What began as a dream—writing The Power of Magical Women—quickly grew into a year that exceeded every expectation. A Year of Unimaginable Firsts 2025 brought honors I never anticipated, including the Milbourne Christopher Award of Excellence, the Los
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FACT: Women in Magic Always Existed Yes, you read that right.Not assistants. Not sidekicks. Magicians. And I can prove it. Alexandra Burgio – Jaws of Death My very first book, The Power of Magical Women, was released on November 1st — in both paperback and hardcover (6”x9”). To say I was thrilled would be an understatement. The
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Spoiler alert: there are. In fact, in my upcoming book The Power of Magical Women (coming this fall), I prove it. Fabulous female magicians exist in every genre of magic. They’re not rare unicorns—though my Irish colleague Nikola Arkane loves joking about that—they are real, talented, successful artists. The only reason you don’t know their names is that for
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