Archive for April, 2019
Ian Frisch’s “Magic is Dead: My Journey into the World’s Most Secretive Society of Magicians”
Like a George Plimpton or a Hunter S. Thompson, Frisch becomes so involved in the story that he becomes part of it—in this case, a magician—which is probably less risky than being tackled by a bunch of huge football players or getting beaten up by bikers.
You can read my review of Ian Frisch’s Magic Is Dead in the April 3, 2019, edition of The Brooklyn Rail by clicking on the image below. <p>
You can buy Ian Frisch’s Magic is Dead at Barnes & Noble.
