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Originally posted by FuzzySilk: I want to read a book that deals with wizards/sorcerers, some form of magic where it is about the person learning the craft. <font color=yellow>Hmmm.... from a humorous side, Robert Asprin's Myth series. Learning magic, with lousy puns (are there any other kind?) abounding.</font> I want something a little dark, not Harry Potter. <font color=yellow>That rules out Myth, then...</font> Also to give you more of an idea I am into books that deal with hacking/cyberpunk books(William Gibson, Bruce Sterling, Niel Stephenson, etc), Martial Arts, virtual reality(Tom Cool's Secret Realms and Eric Nylund's Signal to Noise series), board gaming. I like Martial Art movies where the person get's beat down and then they have to train(the training part is alwasy my favorite part of the movie for me). I am looking for something similar with the Wizard book that I am looking to read. <font color=yellow>A series that I've really enjoyed and have reread several times is by Steve Perry. The first book is The Man Who Never Missed... I found it a great read on many levels. The rest of the series is basically the life history of every character in that book, one at a time.</font> Any ideas would be much appreciated. Thanks.

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