A treatise on the Gozinta Boxes
The Box Goes-In-Da Box. A treatise on the Gozinta Boxes. Magicians have been captivated by the Gozinta Box since it was first introduced to the magic world by Lubor Fiedler in 1970. The essence of the gozinta plot in magic is that an object fits into itself – a topological anomaly.
The word gozinta (also spelt ‘gazinta’) is a form of eye dialect, just like words such as fella for fellow or helluva instead of “hell of a”. The word gozinta was introduced by primary school teachers to explain long division using the gozinta method: 2 gozinta 4, 3 gozinta 6 and so on.
This ebook discusses the gozinta box plot in detail, including its history, forms of presentation and instructions on how to design and construct your own props.
- Introduction
- Goes-in-Da Box
- Designing Gozinta Boxes
- Creating Gozinta Boxes
- Presenting Gozinta Boxes
- Closing
(You may also be interested in Gozinta Boxes Revisited.)
1st edition 2016, 36 pages.
word count: 7660 which is equivalent to 30 standard pages of text
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