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Thread on writing, magic, and ALIENS, need I say more...
so I have mentioned before that I enjoy reading books on magic (it is more of an interest than a hobby), and sometimes I see suggestions that apply to writing because in some ways magicians and writers are trying to do the same thing: lead, control, and surprise an audience
Love this thread on writing and stage magic.
so I have mentioned before that I enjoy reading books on magic (it is more of an interest than a hobby), and sometimes I see suggestions that apply to writing because in some ways magicians and writers are trying to do the same thing: lead, control, and surprise an audience
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This is *such* a fascinating thread!
so I have mentioned before that I enjoy reading books on magic (it is more of an interest than a hobby), and sometimes I see suggestions that apply to writing because in some ways magicians and writers are trying to do the same thing: lead, control, and surprise an audience
What a great thread for magicians & writers alike. Would be interesting to see a breakdown of clunky setups/payoffs (where you know xyz is going to feature later in the movie / story). What makes them bad? Is it more experience of chekovs gun, so they are harder to hide?
so I have mentioned before that I enjoy reading books on magic (it is more of an interest than a hobby), and sometimes I see suggestions that apply to writing because in some ways magicians and writers are trying to do the same thing: lead, control, and surprise an audience
Fascinating thread
so I have mentioned before that I enjoy reading books on magic (it is more of an interest than a hobby), and sometimes I see suggestions that apply to writing because in some ways magicians and writers are trying to do the same thing: lead, control, and surprise an audience
This is an extremely good thread that happens to be by the author of one of my favourite short stories (Killing Elvis)
so I have mentioned before that I enjoy reading books on magic (it is more of an interest than a hobby), and sometimes I see suggestions that apply to writing because in some ways magicians and writers are trying to do the same thing: lead, control, and surprise an audience
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Great thread
so I have mentioned before that I enjoy reading books on magic (it is more of an interest than a hobby), and sometimes I see suggestions that apply to writing because in some ways magicians and writers are trying to do the same thing: lead, control, and surprise an audience
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This whole thread is great, a really cool writing trick with roots in magic performance:
so I have mentioned before that I enjoy reading books on magic (it is more of an interest than a hobby), and sometimes I see suggestions that apply to writing because in some ways magicians and writers are trying to do the same thing: lead, control, and surprise an audience
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so I have mentioned before that I enjoy reading books on magic (it is more of an interest than a hobby), and sometimes I see suggestions that apply to writing because in some ways magicians and writers are trying to do the same thing: lead, control, and surprise an audience
@babcockb56 You'll appreciate this thread.
so I have mentioned before that I enjoy reading books on magic (it is more of an interest than a hobby), and sometimes I see suggestions that apply to writing because in some ways magicians and writers are trying to do the same thing: lead, control, and surprise an audience
Great thread on set-up/payoff in magic tricks and in movies.
so I have mentioned before that I enjoy reading books on magic (it is more of an interest than a hobby), and sometimes I see suggestions that apply to writing because in some ways magicians and writers are trying to do the same thing: lead, control, and surprise an audience
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Interesting thread!
so I have mentioned before that I enjoy reading books on magic (it is more of an interest than a hobby), and sometimes I see suggestions that apply to writing because in some ways magicians and writers are trying to do the same thing: lead, control, and surprise an audience
the prestige but for writing. Good 🧵
so I have mentioned before that I enjoy reading books on magic (it is more of an interest than a hobby), and sometimes I see suggestions that apply to writing because in some ways magicians and writers are trying to do the same thing: lead, control, and surprise an audience