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Welcome to Mahatmaland!
Welcome to Mahatmaland! This site is an online journal devoted to magic history. As such, it is my intention to fill it with articles and features on magic and magicians, examples of memorabilia and collectibles, and whatever else suits my fancy.
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Mahatmaland came about as a result of my decision not to write a book on the history of magic in Philadelphia. I have been collecting information on magic and magicians in this area for years, and in fact, wrote monographs on Frederick Eugene Powell and Kellar’s Egyptian Hall several years ago. I have also lectured on Philadelphia magicians. However, it became apparent to me that the market for magic history publications has always been somewhat limited (300-400 people), and also, many more people are using the Internet than ever before. And, the Web allows much more dynamic presentations of magic history. So, I decided to create this online journal of magic history instead.
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I hope this site will be a magic land that graphically and editorially combines history with mystery.
I welcome your input and insights as well as any articles you wish to submit, but most importantly,
I just hope you enjoy the site.
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