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LQ Podcast 36: John Glassie John Glassie uncovers the strange life and works of 17th-century scientist and nutball Athanasius Kircher in his new book, A Man of Misconceptions.
T.H. White Confronts the King of the Moat 1216 / England
Loyal Beast c. 1179 / France
Removing My Curse Robin Hemley on the power of curses, real and imagined.
Staking A Claim 2012: New examination of a skeleton discovered in 1959 has shed light on the longstanding fear of vampires in Britain....
The Magician in the Laboratory Rupert Sheldrake was a scientific superstar, then he was mocked as a magician.
LQ Podcast 30: Alex Stone Navigate the strange and fascinating intersections of magic, con artistry, and science with author Alex Stone as he discusses his new book, Fooling Houdini.
How to Make Friends and Walk on Swords During the nineteenth century, magic tricks were commonly published in newspapers, encouraging teenagers to take dangerous risks to impress their friends.
Gold and Silver Coined From Human Blood Witch hunts were big business, employing hundreds of judges, jailers, and executioners across Europe for hundreds of years.
Wonders Never Cease by Lewis H. Lapham
Under the Influence 2012: A hypnotist performing a show at a Montreal high school was forced to call his mentor for help after...
Acts of Magic by Haisam Hussein
Transmutations Summer 2012, “Magic Shows”
Symbology Summer 2012, “Magic Shows”
Spellbound and Gagged Summer 2012, “Magic Shows”
Magicians, Sorcerers, and Seers Summer 2012, “Magic Shows”
Lucky Charms Summer 2012, “Magic Shows”
For Better or Worse Summer 2012, “Magic Shows”
Final Acts Summer 2012, “Magic Shows”
The Master’s Tools c. 170 / Athens
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