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I think this thread is more of a discussion than a regular question and I'm changing the flair accordingly.
I fully agree with /u/chrispsn_ok's comment both on bytecomb (which is linked to on our resources page) and his advice that the best way to expand your "mastery" is to incorporate knowledge and best practices from other languages.
In a similar vein there is a lot to be gained from researching language agnostic concepts such as knowledge of common paradigms(functional, OO, procedural, etc), data structures, design patterns, etc. Check out Uncle Bob or books like "Code Complete".
edit: as far as VBA specific books go, I only have Excel 2002 VBA: Programmers Reference which is excellent but the latest revision only seems to go up to 2007. It might be worth buying one of the more recent books by John Walkenbach such as the "Power Programming with VBA" series.