Charles Greene III

Charles Greene III is a corporate magician. His first book, Ionia - Magician Princess: Secrets Unlocked, is about the female illusionist Clementine de Vere. When not writing, he creates magical marketing presentations to promote the products of his clients, which include American Express, Frito-Lay, and Johnson & Johnson.

In the area of magic history, Charles is a respected collector. His home in Washington, DC houses the largest private collection of vintage magic posters in the city. Through his site MagicPosterGallery, he shares information about magic posters from 1890 - 1930. At history conferences in Europe and the U.S., he has spoken on the subjects of poster collecting, stone lithography, and poster restoration.

Charles was tutored by Doug Henning, awarded by Siegfried and Roy, and selected as a guest docent in David Copperfield’s exclusive International Museum and Library of the Conjuring Arts. The International Brotherhood of Magicians awarded Charles as America’s best close-up magician. The top four magic industry journals have featured Charles as their cover story. He’s performed at Hollywood’s The Magic Castle and he is a gold star member of London’s The Magic Circle.

So unique is his magic work for corporations, he’s been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Robb Report, and Sales and Marketing Management Magazine.

His next literary projects are writing about Alice Roosevelt, the president’s daughter who performed magic shows in The White House and the republishing of Conjure Times: Black Magicians in America.