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* The Secrets of Conjuring and Magic by Robert-Houdin ( | * The Secrets of Conjuring and Magic by Robert-Houdin (1878) | ||
* Drawing Room Conjuring (1887) | * Drawing Room Conjuring by L.P. (1887) | ||
*Later Magic | * Later Magic (1903) | ||
*Latest Magic | * Latest Magic (1918) | ||
*King Koko | * King Koko (1904) | ||
*Magical Tidbits | * Magical Tidbits (1911) | ||
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Revision as of 16:10, 10 June 2008
Professor Louis Hoffmann (July 23, 1839 - December 23, 1919) was born Angelo John Lewis in England. He was a lawyer, professor and the leading writer on magic, games, amusements and puzzles of his time.
He wrote a series of articles on magic for a boy's magazine that was later expanded into his book Modern Magic. The pen name, Professor Hoffman, was used because he feared that his professional prospects as a lawyer would be injured if it became known that he possessed such an intimate knowledge of the arts of deception.
He was also the author of a novel for kids entitled, Conjurer Dick.
Books
- Modern Magic (1876)
- The Secrets of Conjuring and Magic by Robert-Houdin (1878)
- Drawing Room Conjuring by L.P. (1887)
- Later Magic (1903)
- Latest Magic (1918)
- King Koko (1904)
- Magical Tidbits (1911)