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	Interview: Escapology-Online interviews Thomas Solomon		This is a superb insight into the world of a professional escape artist. An insipring read. (by Richard Jones)

	Interview: Escapology-Online interviews Harry Houdini		A genuine interview with the grand master himself. Not sure of date. (by Unknown)

	Escapology is born…		How did the art of escapology, as we know it, begin? (by Richard Jones)

	Thoughts on escapology		Another problem with escapology. (by Richard Jones)

	The Houdini paradox (briefly)…		A very short article (in fact, more of a passing comment) for you to muse over. (by Richard Jones)

	Superfluity		This is a must read provocative article. (by Richard Jones)

	Obituary: Steve Quinn		Steve Quinn was an accomplished escape artist. His sudden death came as a shock to many and was very sad news. (by Jay Leslie)

	My Hands are Sealed		From, perhaps, the most creative mind in escapology today, 'My Hands are Sealed' is an effective escape that can be mastered by the complete beginner. (by Norm Bigelow)

	Interview: Escapology-Online interviews Jay Leslie		Jay Leslie kindly offered to do this interview. It is a fascinating read. (by Richard Jones)

	Houdini's MBTI profile		Using a mdoern psychometric tool, I take a look at the way in which Houdini's mind worked. (by Richard Jones)

	That Sad Man		A different look at Houdini. The man who never found happiness. (by Richard Jones)

	Interview: Escapology-Online interviews Steve Santini		An interview with Escape Master Steve Santini (by Richard Jones)

	Pondering Padlocks		A rambling idea suggesting different psychological reasons for using either snap-shut padlocks or lock-shut padlocks. (by Richard Jones)

	Bullet Catch Near Fatal		Ian takes a look at giving your escapes a thrill factor. A good read. (by Ian McColl)