“I have been performing Magic for many decades. Most of my knowledge has been acquired via books; so, it is fair to state that I am passionate about books. Like everyone, I have my favourites that I often refer to for inspiration & creativity. “Magical Meditations – Inner Secrets of Performance and Audience Perception” has now been added to my favourites list. What a wonderful idea to put together in a book various essays & articles by some of the best names in Magic. Even more so, as this work deals mainly with Audience Perception, Performance & Presentation. Not many books about these aspects of Magic – now there is this wonderful work with major names as contributors. An excellent reference work that will add value to your own bookshelf.”

“There are many books on the Art of Magic. Some excellent, some good, some – not so good. I happen to consider this book as excellent. As I am an Actor and Magical Entertainer of many decades, I happen to be experienced in The Performing Arts, the importance of good presentations and how an audience perceives. Therefore, I am pleased to see a book that delves into a deeper thought process & Inner Secrets of Performance and Audience Perception. We who have passion for Magic and value it as an Art form are charged with the responsibility of taking it all to a completely new level. “Magical Meditations ” does that and more. This Masterful work is unusual in that it does not have one Author but thirteen, in the form of contributors. All of them are experienced International Performers, Authors, Writers & Mentors in their own right. This collection of deeply meaningful articles/essays has taken the Art to a whole other level and surpassed previously existing boundaries. This is not a book to be read just once but to be studied and often. It stimulates thinking and truly creates pathways for growth & evolution.”

“As I was deeply involved with the process of getting the right mix of Contributors, I have no hesitation in stating that every article is an 11 outta 10. However , it would be remiss of me to not draw attention to the fact that Scott Grossberg in his article has included rare insights from these legends – Bill Larsen, Charlie Miller, Bruce Cervon, Joe Berg, Paul Green, Francis Carlyle, Max Maven, Monte Smith, Roger Nicot, Albert Goshman, Jules Lenier, Richard Turner, Dai Vernon and many other notables. It was joyous to read of their wisdom via Scott. An extra bonus & wonderful surprise I wasn’t expecting. Incidentally, Mark Williams’ article also refers to The Professor.”