Jacks Victims By Joshua Johnson: A routine based around the victims of Jack the Ripper. At it's basic is an Anagram.
1:11 By Erick Machamer: A wonderfully creepy presentation for the haunted key effect.
Hypnocard by Alchemy Moon Review By Freddie Valentine: A very short review of a card designed to help put people into trances amongst other stuff.
Red Riding Hood By Holly Blue: Not so much a review of two Red Riding Hood adaptions but a focus on the more imagination invoking parts of each film.
Dr Todd interview: The problem with interviews is you have to have heard of the person interviewed to really care about reading it so I skip these.
Tales from the Séance Room By Freddie Valentine: I do enjoy these tales from the field. This one involves the ghost of a witch-finder and the body of a satanist.
The Tooth of Jeremiah Butts By Paul Prater: A heavy on the story telling routine centered around a tooth from a dead man.
Dear Readers by Dale Shrimpton: A few ideas for ways to change up the presentations of various effects.
Destiny... By Fantomas: I like this, a nice short opener that use the tarot and a minimum of sleight of hand.
A Haunted Riddle by TC Tahoe: An introduction to use for your haunted key routine. I don't know if it's because it's a Halloween issue or what but this is the third time presentaions for the haunted key effect has came up this issue.
Zoltar from Alchemy Moon review: Two alchemy moon reviews this issue, all I know is this review makes me want Zoltar.
Sympathetic Card By Vincent: A bizarre presentation for the invisible deck. As presented it's a pretty complicated affair but seems simple enough to make it fit a level of work your comfortable with.
Seance Seating plan By Martyn Hoult: "Chair predictions are a staple item of a mentalist repertoire." I can honestly say I did not know about chair predictions until I started reading Mystic Menagerie. This article is about spicing up a seance with a chair prediction.
The 13th Box A Tale of a Dybbuk Box. By Jez Star. I'll be honest I got bored reading the opening bit and ended up skipping the whole article.
The Devil and Beatrice By Roni Shachnaey: A routine about a deal with the devil. There's too much going on in this effect to nail it down to one underlying main effect but the main thrust is transformations.
Tracking the Beast By Jeremy Lefebure: Werewolf effect, great back story.
Bizarre Rants! By Freddie Valentine: This issue the target of Freddie's ire is performers that jump into the seance genre without learning anything about it first.
Lil Dolly By Mark Thorold: A way to turn a doll into a very creepy indicator of spirits present.
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