Today, as well as it being Halloween, it is National Magic Day in the U.S.. This is in honour of Harry Houdini, the world-famous illusionist and stunt performer, who died on this day in 1926. To mark National Magic Day we have put together a list of weird and wonderful magic titles.

• Journal for the academic study of magic.
• Maddock’s magic searchlight.
• Goodliffe’s magic monthly / Goodliffe, magician.
• Magic May.
• Spell binder : monthly magazine of micro magic.
• Trixigram.
• Magic for the millions : a magic periodical containing nearly 250 illustrated secret tricks on Hindu magic, handcuff tricks, juggling, parlor tricks, ventriloquism, magnetism, paper tricks, etc., etc. : the secrets herein are worth at least $25.00.
• Demon telegraph.
• The escape wizard.
• Magicol.
• Llewellyn’s … witches’ spell-a-day almanac : holiday & lore, spells & recipes, rituals & meditations.
• The wizard : an illustrated monthly journal for conjurers, concert artistes, and all entertainers.
• The magic key : a magazine devoted to the mystic art.
• Bill Goldman’s magic bar & grill.
• Impromptu thrixter.
• Psychic fakery.
• Conjuriana.
• Tommy Windsor’s dope sheet. – “The official organ of the deceptive order of prestidigitorial entertainers.”
• Alakazam!
• Ghosts : a magazine of romance and reason.
• Phosphor : a surrealist luminescence.
• MUM : magic, unity, might.
• The Paranormal misadventures of Zombie Dave.
• The Conjuror’s magazine, or, Magical and physiognomical mirror : including Lavater’s Essays on physiognomy.
• The star of truth / composed by spirits.
• A.W.S. : the official organ of the Associated Wizards of the South.

For more magical journal titles and other weird and wonderful serials take a look at the new-look SUNCAT.