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          I take it you do not like Garcia Marquez, Vargas Llosa, 
          Carlos Fuentes, or Jose Donoso. Or The Magus. I am 
          sure Robin has much better books about magic, rather 
          than books that use magic as an integral part of the 
          narrative.

A few, though Crowley is a region of bad literature all to himself.
But more to the point: What about Borges? What about Joyce?
There's some great magic in some great literature. As far as
I can tell, Pynchon knows way more about the occult than I, has
deeper reading of the classic works then I ever will. I posted this:

http://www.researchpubs.com/books/mpex_frew.php

earlier today. Don Frew probably knows more about these 
subjects than Pynchon does. And the subjects he's talking
about in the linked interview have strong ties to Against
the Day.