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## Magic School rational fiction
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* Author: u/user19911506 *
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* URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/rational/comments/8klglv/magic_school_rational_fiction/
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* Score: 8
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* Created: 2018-05-19T14:06:27
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### Post:
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Hi All
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I am a fan of magic School/sci-fi school fiction , it reminds me of my own school days.I would really like a rational fic in this setting.
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Few books I have read
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Mother of Learning
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Sufficiently Advanced Magic
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Pokémon Origin of Species ( the setting where young kids learn and apply )
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### Comments:
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> **u/Orodalf** [+3] (3 minutes later)
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> Did you read the sequel to Sufficiently Advanced Magic?
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>> **u/user19911506** [+2] (38 minutes later)
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>> Not yet, planning to start it
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>>> **u/Areign** [+1] (12 hours later)
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>>>
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>>> Andrew Rowe's other series, the war of the broken mirror also does a kind of magic School/training school in the second book.
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>> **u/Jokey665** [+2] *Worth the Candle* (48 minutes later)
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>> It's out!?
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>>> **u/aegkopa** [+2] (an hour later)
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>>>
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>>> [Came out few days ago](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D3C3RX4/). Currently reading it and loving it as much as the first one.
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>>>> **u/None** [+1] (an hour later)
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>>>>
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>>>> I was just wondering how to spend the weekend. Awesome news!
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> **u/None** [+2] (2 hours later)
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> https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/8gw4ml/magic_schoolapprenticeship_reccs/?st=jhdls3c3&sh=c966e316
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> Has quite a few recs.
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> **u/Empiricist_or_not** [+2] *Aspiring polite Hegemonizing swarm* (a day later)
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> Not sure if it's Quite Magic School, or magic prep school, but I found [The Good Student](http://gravitytales.com/novel/the-good-student) rational-ish and defiantly competence porn, though I'm not sure if it's a solvable as HPMOR is.
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> **u/chaosveritas** [+2] (48 minutes later)
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> If you haven't read HPMOR, you really should.
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>> **u/user19911506** [+1] (an hour later)
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>> I enjoyed it a lot , forgot to mention it
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> **u/LLJKCicero** [+1] (7 hours later)
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> Not books, but you may want to keep an eye on **Ikenfell** and **Witchbrook**, both in-development magic school RPG's.
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> **u/thrawnca** [+1] *Carbon-based biped* (3 days later)
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> There is, of course, r/HPfanfiction, with many possible recommendations, some less rational than others.
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> **u/None** [+1] (10 days later)
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> The Magicians is a rational-ish take on magic school. Magic is *very* difficult and *very* dangerous, and all the students and professors have mental issues. There are two sequels which drift away from the magic school aspect, because they've all graduated.
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>> **u/user19911506** [+2] (10 days later)
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>> I read the first book but stopped after that because of the irritating protagonist Quentin, liked the TV show though
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>>> **u/None** [+1] (10 days later)
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>>> Honestly, he gets even worse in books 2 and 3. There are very few characters in these books who are genuinely good people that I wouldn't mind hanging out with. I like the books despite all that - the trilogy feels pretty real.
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