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Conundrum Issue 2Conundrum Issue 2 A curiosity filled magazine for the discerning magician No ads 100 pages Just Magic Conundrum is a Montreal based independent magazine for magicians by the husband and wife team of Marc Trudel and Sophie Anne Vachon. Conundrum aims to highlight the best magic, showcase magicians we admire and give back to the magic community. The stunningly visual and fully illustrated magazine is completely ad free and printed in Canada on really
Conundrum - Issue 2A curiosity-filled magazine for the discerning magician
No ads
100 pages
Just Magic
Conundrum is a Montreal-based independent magazine for magicians by the husband-and-wife team of Marc Trudel and Sophie-Anne Vachon. Conundrum aims to highlight the best magic, showcase magicians we admire and give back to the magic community.
The stunningly visual and fully illustrated magazine is completely ad-free and printed in Canada on really high quality paper. It almost feels like a book. Its pages are filled with interviews, profiles, tricks, discoveries and creative inspiration! We go in-depth and explore magic through a discerning eye. We also choose to focus on the good stuff. Let's celebrate what makes magic so great.
Inside Issue 2 you'll find:
Rematch: A highly visual piece of magic from Michel Huot that can be used in both social media and the real world.
Ring of Gyges: Eric Jones contributes this mesmerizing vanish of a ring with tons of great applications. It's like having a cloak of invisibility between your hands!
Anatomy of a Playing Card: This collaboration between Sophie-Anne and Lee Asher brings us more information about the history of playing cards than you ever dare to ask.
Gamechanger & Magic Maker: An in depth and important interview with Rosemary Reid shedding light on women in magic via the Sisterhood project.
Balloon Swallow: After hundreds of performances, Wes Barker gives it all away. A must-read if you've ever thought of performing this stunt.
Mirage: An impromptu card trick from our cover boy Spidey that will go straight into your working repertoire.
Sounds About Right: Music composer Medhat Hanbali shares dozens of recommendations so that magicians can improve the use of music and sound in their show.
Armadillo: The complete breakdown of a beautiful cardistry move from Bao Hoang.
Lazy Mentalist: Memorized deck specialist extraordinaire Martin Joyal helps us discover memory techniques... without having to memorize a full deck!
The Making of a Children's Author: Amy Kimlat explains how to bring an idea to life... and how she got David Copperfield to collaborate on her project.
All of this, plus in-depth interviews, thorough reviews, articles on creativity, games, recommendations and all that makes Conundrum a truly magical, visual and entertaining magazine.
What they have to say:
"It is probably the best magic magazine out there right now."
- Chris Ramsay
"What a great, modern magic publication. It has an amazing look that has been lacking in magic publications."
- Marc DeSouza
"Took a look at this new journal in the dealer's room at FISM. Highly recommended! It's a big fat good-looking magazine!"
- Richard Kaufman
(Conundrum is a bi-annual magazine, perfect bound, 0.78 pounds, 10 ? Inches by 8 ¼ inches, thick 160gsm paper with a 12pt cardstock matte laminated finish for the cover.)
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Simple, easy, and strong
Size: 16 Inch, Color: White
Kind of on the smaller side but for the price it’s just fine. Easy to install with just a screw driver if you can miss a stud, else you’ll need a drill. Strong enough to hold what a normal person would put on a shelf that size. No worries and it looks great
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great shelves
Size: 24 Inch, Color: White, Size: 24 Inch, Color: White
Pretty easy to put up. Love the way it looks.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Love these
Size: 16 Inch, Color: White, Size: 16 Inch, Color: White
I love these shelves! The look good and the installation was super easy! They also seem very durable!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Cheaply made.
Size: 16 Inch, Color: White
Looks nice. Feels cheap and does not hold much weight
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Good shelves for the price can be challenging to install correctly
Size: 16 Inch, Color: White, Size: 16 Inch, Color: White
Good quality shelves for the price. Happy with the purchase. They give you assorted hardware to mount each shelf. Wall anchors for masonry or brick and anchors for drywall as well as screws to affix shelf to the wall bracket. The installation was fairly easy but it can be a bit difficult to get the bracket leveled on the wall. The “level” they give you is useless, it is only the tube - not in a housing, so 1 1/2” long. You will need a better level. Basically you place the bracket where you want the shelf to go then make sure it is level and take a pencil to mark the holes. We ended up using a heavier quality wall anchor so only needed 2 anchors instead of the four they send you. Once the bracket is on, slide the shelf onto the bars coming from the bracket and use the 2 set screws to secure it in place. Check for level and if it isn’t you can remove shelf and loosen bracket screws and wiggle the bracket while still attached while retightening screws. We had to re-level one of our shelves this way. Hope this helps and that it makes sense. As for weight capacity I wouldn’t want to put more than a couple of pounds on a shelf. As it is secure, it is hollow inside and too much weight would probably either cause the shelf to sag or damage your wall
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025