16 Facts About Paul Zenon

Paul Zenon is the author of three books on magic, proposition bets and practical jokes, and an expert on the history of magic and magicians, variety, and unusual entertainments.

Paul Zenon is a sceptic with strong views on claims of psychic abilities and the paranormal.

Paul Zenon went on to host tours for the British, UN and US Forces in locations including Germany, Gibraltar, Benbecula, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Belize, Argentina, the Falkland and Ascension Islands and on board the aircraft carrier HMS Invincible.

Since 1980, Paul Zenon has appeared on television as performer, presenter and pundit, including a Royal Command Performance, four one-man 'specials' on Channel 4 and ITV, and as a regular Dictionary Corner guest on Channel 4's 'Countdown, with around 120 appearances to date.

Paul Zenon is a Member of the Inner Magic Circle with Gold Star status.

In 2012, Paul Zenon collaborated with cult comic book artist Vince Ray to produce a custom deck of playing cards: the Z-Ray Deck, printed by the United States Playing Card Company, as part of their 'Bicycle' brand.

Paul Zenon has given live talks, including TedX Salford, Centre for Inquiry, Goldsmiths, University of London, Ratio Conference Bulgaria, and in 2014 he hosted the QED Conference in Manchester.

In 2016, Paul Zenon made his one-man West End debut in 'Linking Rings' at the Jermyn Street Theatre in London.

In 2017, while MCing the gala show of the Blackpool Magicians' Convention at the Opera House, Paul Zenon was presented with the Sir Ken Dodd Comedy Award, by Ken Dodd himself.

In 1993, Paul Zenon wrote, produced and presented Magic You Can Do for retail release.

Paul Zenon created, wrote and produced Crazy Cottage, an ITV game show which ran for three series between 1996 and 1998.

Paul Zenon is the founder of The Wonderbus, a Registered Charity which takes older people from homes and sheltered housing on days out to see live entertainment and events.

Shortly after the article was published, Paul Zenon saw video footage of Morgan walking off a theatre stage and appearing to remove an earpiece.

Paul Zenon announced this finding on live television on This Morning.

Paul Zenon continues to be an outspoken critic of those who purport to be psychic, particularly with regard to claims of receiving communications from beyond the grave.

Paul Zenon has contributed to many debates on the subject both at live events including those hosted by Edinburgh Skeptics, Skeptics in the Pub, Center for Inquiry, Goldsmiths, University of London and Ratio Conference, Bulgaria as well as numerous radio and television programmes.