Mark Setteducati

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Mark Setteducati has been featured in numerous magic periodicals including Genii, Magic and M-U-M, along with The Linking Ring (where he appeared on the cover of the June 2003 issue). He was awarded the Leslie Guest Award for Creativity by the Society of American Magicians.[citation needed] He is considered one of the world's leading inventors in the toy industry[citation needed] and has licensed over 60 of his creations to major toy companies.

He collects puzzles, optical illusions and unusual objects and also has the world's largest collection of novelty pens. He and Roger Dreyer formed Fantasma Toys together in December 2001.

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The Linking Ring, June 2003. Genii Magazine, August 1994, March 2000 (Cover Story) Magic Magazine, October 1994, December 1994, December 1996, September 2002 MUM, (cover Story) February 1994 New York Times, April 3, 2004 Los Angeles Times, December 13, 1999

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