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From: itkin@luke.UUCP (Steven List)
Newsgroups: net.sf-lovers
Subject: Re: Deep Question(s)
Message-ID: <291@luke.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 28-Jul-85 20:53:19 EDT
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Posted: Sun Jul 28 20:53:19 1985
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Reply-To: itkin@luke.UUCP (Steven List)
Organization: Benetics Corp, Mt.View, CA
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Keywords: magic and technology

I missed the original question, but have seen it quoted.  The question 
seems to be about stories combining magic and technology.  At the
hightech end are Keith Laumer's Lafayette O'Leary books.  Slightly lower
tech, but perhaps better reading are Joel Rosenberg's Guardians of the
Flame books.  These also include alternate universes, D&D, and a lot of
fun.

Taken to a slight tangent are Jack L. Chalker's Soul Rider books.  The
magic turns out not to be real magic, but they don't know it!
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