About Squash Publishing
Since 2003, Squash Publishing has been producing books keenly focused on the subjects of sleight-of-hand, history, gambling, and the variety arts.
Founded by Gabe Fajuri and headquartered in Chicago, the press has released a wide range of titles, from histories and biographies to now-standard how-to manuals. Works by Jay Sankey, Stewart James, David Ben, John Bannon, and Handsome Jack are among its best-sellers.
The company's books have been translated into Japanese, German, Spanish, Chinese, and French. Through this website, we also offer a select number of titles issued by fellow publishers, as well as titles with which we have assisted in the production or publication.
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Upcoming releases include
A new book - a tome, really, of some 400 pages - chronicling the working repertoire of legendary sleight-of-hand magician Bruce Cervon.
An updated, newly and lavishly illustrated edition of Illusion Show, the classic memoir by David Bamberg (Fu Manchu), that Orson Welles called "the greatest autobiography in magic."
The first book of its kind - titled Impossibilia - picturing and chronicling the development of impossible objects, by one of the world's best-regarded creator of these visual, magical, and puzzling amazements.
A new omnibus of mentalism from the mind and pen of Max Maven.
Reprints of classic John Bannon titles, including Dear Mr. Fantasy and High Caliber, and a new printing of our best-selling Handsome Jack, Etc.
And more!
An Important Note About Shipping
Many domestic customers have written regarding the speed of media mail shipments (or lack thereof), and buggy/tracking issues with the US Mail service. International First Class parcels have also been reported as slow to arrive.
These issues are beyond our control, but not yours! As such, we strongly encourage UPS/courier shipping, or at the very least, Priority Mail shipping of your orders.