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Penn Jillette Working on New Novel "Bingo the Elf: Assassin"

 Fans of magic know Penn Jillette best as the outspoken half of the legendary duo Penn Jillette, but in addition to performing in Las Vegas, hosting television shows, podcasting, and creating magic, Penn has also built an impressive career as an author.

According to a recent interview featured by Neon Review Journal, Penn revealed that he is currently finishing a new fictional novel titled "Bingo the Elf: Assassin." While details remain scarce, Jillette described the project as a work of fiction and even joked about the importance of the punctuation in the title, emphasizing that the semicolon matters.

At this point, little has been publicly revealed about the plot, characters, or release date. However, the unusual title has already sparked curiosity among both magic fans and readers familiar with Penn's unique style of storytelling.

Although many people associate Penn with magic and skepticism, writing has been a significant part of his career for decades. His bibliography includes both fiction and non-fiction works that often blend humor, personal experiences, philosophy, and unconventional thinking.

Among his best-known books are:

• God, No!: Signs You May Already Be an Atheist and Other Magical Tales
• Every Day Is an Atheist Holiday!
• Presto!: How I Made Over 100 Pounds Disappear and Other Magical Tales
• Random: A Novel
• Sock
• How to Cheat Your Friends at Poker
• Cruel Tricks for Dear Friends

More recently, Penn released the novel Felony Juggler, continuing his exploration of fiction alongside his busy performing schedule. He has been discussing the book during interviews while also celebrating major milestones with Penn & Teller, including more than five decades of performing together and their continued success on television and in Las Vegas.

For magicians, Penn's literary work offers an interesting glimpse into the mind behind one of magic's most recognizable personalities. Whether he's writing about poker cheats, personal transformation, philosophical ideas, or now an elf assassin, Penn's books tend to reflect the same curiosity, humor, and creativity that audiences have enjoyed for years on stage.

As more information becomes available about Bingo the Elf: Assassin, magic fans will undoubtedly be eager to see what kind of story emerges from the imagination of one of magic's most influential performers.

This article was inspired by reporting from Neon Review Journal

Harry Moulding's Life After Winning Britain's Got Talent 2025

 When magician Harry Moulding was crowned the winner of Britain's Got Talent 2025, he instantly became one of the most talked-about magicians in the United Kingdom. The Blackpool-born performer captured the hearts of audiences and judges alike, earning the coveted title, a £250,000 prize, and a spot at the prestigious Royal Variety Performance.

Harry secured his place in the final after receiving the show's newly introduced Semi-Final Golden Buzzer from YouTube star and judge KSI. Throughout the competition, he impressed viewers with his blend of close-up magic, storytelling, and large-scale theatrical presentations.

His winning performance combined intimate card magic with an ambitious pre-recorded skydiving sequence. As he free-fell through the sky, Harry continued the illusion, creating one of the most memorable moments of the season and helping him edge out fan-favorite act The Blackouts.

Following his victory, Harry appeared on ITV's Lorraine, where he discussed the honor of performing at the Royal Variety Performance. He noted that King Charles III has a long-standing interest in magic and is a member of The Magic Circle.

"King Charles is a member of the Magic Circle—the Inner Magic Circle as well," Harry explained. "I'd love the opportunity to meet him and maybe involve him in some way."

Like many successful magicians, Harry also faced skepticism from some viewers who questioned whether portions of his performances were staged. Rather than becoming defensive, he embraced the conversation.

He explained that accusations of a performance being "fixed" are often one of the greatest compliments a magician can receive because it means audiences are genuinely baffled by what they witnessed.

Since winning the competition, Harry has expanded his career beyond the television stage. He signed an agreement with Talkback Thames and Fremantle UK's Digital division to develop a new YouTube channel and grow his online presence through social media content.

Speaking about the project, Harry described his Britain's Got Talent victory as the beginning of an incredible journey and expressed excitement about bringing larger and more ambitious magical ideas to audiences around the world through digital platforms.

Most recently, reports indicate that Harry will return to his hometown of Blackpool this summer to headline the first Barrio Fiesta celebration in ten years at Tower Headland, helping celebrate the area's Filipino community.

With a national television victory, a Royal Variety Performance under his belt, and new digital projects on the horizon, Harry Moulding appears poised to become one of the UK's rising stars in magic.

Source: Adapted from reporting by the Daily Star, Yahoo News, ITV's Lorraine, and related media coverage.

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