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Musings on magic and mischief. These blogs are a chance for you to get to know me a little bit better, and for me to do something consturctive with my time when I can't be bothered practicing - which happens far more often than I like to admit.

Updated weekly, normally on a Sunday. 

A Place to go When your Cutlery Draw is Empty.
Paul ReganJuly 3, 2022Suicide, Mental Health, Samaritans, Spoons, WeCareComment
A Short Note on a Non-Existent History
Paul ReganJune 16, 2022Comment
Chun Ling Soo: Let's Be Honest
Paul ReganMay 15, 2022Comment
Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin: The Magician Whose Name You’ve Heard, But You Didn’t Know About

Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin, the father of modern magic. Written as part of Local and Community History Month.

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Paul ReganMay 1, 2022magic, History, Robert-Houdin, Magical historyComment
Conclusion: 24 Rules Become 24 Questions

The conclusion to a six month long exploration of a text from 1911.

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Our MagicPaul ReganJune 10, 2021magic, Magician, public speaking, presentation, coachingComment
Rule 24: Directions to Carnegie Hall.

24: Never present in public any performance which has not been most perfectly rehearsed, first in detail and, finally, as a whole.

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Our MagicPaul ReganJune 3, 2021magic, public speaking, presentation, coaching, rehearsal, practiceComment
Rule 23: Cheques Your Body Can't Cash

Rule 23: Never attempt, in public, anything that cannot be performed with the utmost ease, in private.

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Our MagicPaul ReganMay 20, 2021magic, Magician, public speaking, presentation, coachingComment
Rule 22: Do What's Right for You

22: No magician should ever present, in public, any magical feat in which the procedure cannot be, or has not been adapted to his own personal characteristics and abilities.

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Our MagicPaul ReganMay 13, 2021magic, Magician, magicians, Our Magic, Performance, performing, presentation, Presentation skills, public speakingComment
Rule 21: Here Comes the Aeroplane

21: When, in a combination of the two arts, the primary requirements of Drama have been satisfied, all subsidiary details of procedure should be dictated by the normal principles of Art in Magic.

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Our MagicPaul ReganMay 6, 2021Magician, magic, public speaking, presentation, coachingComment
Rule 20: Dramatic Licence to Thrill

20: When Magic and Drama are combined in one presentation, the stage-procedure should, primarily, be governed by the dramatic requirements of the case, rather than by the normal principles of Art in Magic.

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Our MagicPaul ReganApril 29, 2021Magician, magic, public speaking, presentation, Presentation skills, coachingComment
Rule 19: The Rocky Road to the Top
Our MagicPaul ReganApril 22, 2021magic, Magician, public speaking, presentation, StructureComment
Rule 18: Don't Ruin it by Talking

18: In each presentation, the procedure should lead up to a culminating point of interest; at which point the magical effect should be produced, and after which nothing magically interesting should occur.

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Our MagicPaul ReganApril 15, 2021Magician, magic, presentation, public speaking, coachingComment
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