Tom STONE

Thank you! I am grateful for your kind assistance! I just got in contact with Carmelo on Facebook, and will get the details directly from him. A big thank you to everyone who helped out!

It seems the trick is mentioned in Arcane No. 129. Anyone know if it is a description of the trick, or just a critique? https://www.arcane-magazine.com/spip.php?article249

Thank you! I found something - maybe a later version of what you bought? https://academiedemagie.com/fr/exclusivite-academie/114-le-papillon-disparu-de-carmelo.html

Apologies for writing in English. I am trying to find information about a visual vanish of a cigarette paper that George Proust might have sold in the early 1990's. It seems that the trick is being discussed on this webpage: https://artefake.fr/vincent-delourmel with @Vincent DELOURMEL ...but the article gives no further hints about who the creator might have been. If anyone here have any further information to share about this trick, I would be very grateful! -Tom Stone

Thank you, Julien!

(Sorry for writing in English, but French is too difficult for me) A series of 5-day workshops will be arranged in June-July this summer, in the south of Sweden. The workshops feature teaching by Jonathan Pendragon, Soma and Charlie Caper - assisted by myself (Tom Stone) and Peter Rosengren (who is the organizer of it all). Each workshop will consist of a small group (14-16 people), and we will work hands-on from early morning to late night for five days. In the past, we've done similar workshops featuring Tommy Wonder, Max Maven; all with great success, and we think the same will be true this year as well. The main difference this year, is that we now seek international participants. If any of this sounds interesting, you can find more info at: http://www.magic-workshops.com/ -Tom Stone

Bonjour! Unfortunately, I can only write in Swedish or English, but I hope I will be welcome here anyway. My name is Tom Stone, and I work as a magician in Sweden. I also write small books and articles about magic, that some seem to enjoy. Bonne journée à tous.