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True Names-- and Other Dangers

by Vernor Vinge

In the age of computerized magic, witches and warlocks use scalp-connectors and customized software instead of spells. Most of their sorcery is petty, but now someone or something is threatening to upset the balance of power, not only in the electronic underground, but also in the real world.

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