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From: joel@peora.UUCP (Joel Upchurch)
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Subject: Re: Deep Question(s)
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Date: Thu, 25-Jul-85 11:43:36 EDT
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>Second question-- while waiting for a D&D game  to  start  the  other
>night,   several   of   us  were  discussing  the  interface  between
>technology/science and magic.  The only novel we could come  up  with
>that  really  treated  the CO-existence of the two (as opposed to the
>existence of one through the other) was OPERATION CHAOS by ... ?

    ... Poul Anderson

	Jack of Shadows by Roger Zelazny

	Waldo and Magic Inc. by Robert Heinlein

	Larry Niven's Warlock series 'Not Long Before the End', 'What
	   Good is a Glass Dagger' and a novel whose name escapes me.