There is no one definition of sorcery, but here is a list of famous occultists from classical to modern times, and what they were like:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_occultists
Thanks.
Sorcery, as I've heard it, is used to describe a magician that only practices what's sometimes called "low magick." Meaning, someone who's only interested in gaining worldly benefits by way of magickal deeds. I've only briefly conversed with/read from one person who calls himself a sorceror (and actually knew what he was talking about), and I got the impression that he was pretty insecure and had a chip on his shoulder. He worked a lot with herbs and incenses and oils, and was interested in "Do this, this, and this, and this will happen." Very results-oriented, which isn't really a bad thing.
As was said, though, there's not really any one way to define the term. Anyone who likes can take it on as a title, if they feel it suits them.
Paul
I have a question on them. What makes a sorcerer? Does anyone have any sites on them? I know it's supposed to be like a mix between the white magick and black. Anyone?[?]