Deep Magic was once a glorious and magnificent forum where every week (slightly less often towards the end) the programmers at go2net would grace us all with their acerbic wit, keen insight and general propensity to talk about cool stuff. In all honesty, they probably weren't that witty or insightful, and cool is squarely in the eye of the beholder. But read on, you might like it!

Unfortunately, as all tragedies go, their collective time ran short and their collective todo lists ran long. In the interest of there continuing to be a go2net for which to program, they opted to stop spending so much time writing prose and start spending more time writing code.

What remains here are the results of 6 months of laughter, sorrow, blood, sweat, tears and a whole lot of source code. We hope that you enjoy reading our articles as much as we enjoyed writing them.

	Hamachi: the other virtual pet June 25, 1997 Walter Korman		The great go2net gaming boondoggle June 11, 1997 Ray Greenwell		LED right into our trap June 4, 1997 Deep Magic Makers		Playing with words May 28, 1997 Michael D. Bayne
	Two objects on every table May 21, 1997 Michael D. Bayne		String `em along May 14, 1997 Paul Phillips		Climbing the data tree May 7, 1997 Walter Korman		Magic Lenses 2: Electric Boogaloo April 30, 1997 Ray Greenwell
	Lenses that work Magic April 23, 1997 Ray Greenwell		Graphical haiku April 16, 1997 Michael D. Bayne		Prolog: it's better than bad, it's good April 9, 1997 Paul Phillips		Sheep Magic April 2, 1997 Walter Korman
	The many dialects of color March 26, 1997 Ray Greenwell		Uncommon Lisp March 19, 1997 Michael D. Bayne		Are you my MUDder? March 12, 1997 Paul Phillips		HTTP/1.0: Bringing one bucket to the well March 5, 1997 Chris Peterson
	The prisoner's dilemma February 26, 1997 Walter Korman		Music to my URLs February 19, 1997 Ray Greenwell		Vive l'évolution February 12, 1997 Michael D. Bayne		Twiddler on the Spoof February 5, 1997 Paul Phillips
	Pangs and pongs of remorse January 29, 1997 Walter Korman		Morphin' than a barrel of monkeys January 22, 1997 Ray Greenwell		From cellular mitosis to cellular automata January 15, 1997 Michael D. Bayne		The 0xC days of Christmas January 8, 1997 Paul Phillips
	Data Compression: Bits, Bytes and Beefalo January 1, 1997 Walter Korman		The certainty of depth and axes December 18, 1996 Ray Greenwell		The natural geometry of fractals December 11, 1996 Michael D. Bayne