Hugo is home...
Right on schedule.
UPS delivers...
Out of the box:
Freed!
United with its elder sibling from last year:
Thanks again to Catherine Asaro for the faithful on-site schepping.
(For those wondering, that's the 2018 Hugo Award for best series for The World of the Five Gods from the San Jose Worldcon, just arrived, and the 2017 Hugo Award for best series for The Vorkosigan Saga from the Helsinki Worldcon, the inaugural year of the best series category.)
Ta, L.
UPS delivers...
Out of the box:
Freed!
United with its elder sibling from last year:
Thanks again to Catherine Asaro for the faithful on-site schepping.
(For those wondering, that's the 2018 Hugo Award for best series for The World of the Five Gods from the San Jose Worldcon, just arrived, and the 2017 Hugo Award for best series for The Vorkosigan Saga from the Helsinki Worldcon, the inaugural year of the best series category.)
Ta, L.
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Aug 27, 2018 04:01PM
The tiny library where I volunteer is currently trying to expand the SF collection, so I have been filling in the Vorkosigan Saga and Five Gods series (that we can afford, will have to wait for Penric to be released in omnibus paperbacks, I imagine to finish that off) to have a "Hugo Series" display.
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Congratulations! Also to us, if this spoils your need of giving us more great works :D
Congratulations and thank you for providing so many hours of reading pleasure (and re-reading)!
Congratulations! Extremely well deserved!
They look great together, well done!If ever you had an urge to write a prequel/sequel/something-else for the Sharing Knife, now may be a good time to do so. Just to, as one of your characters might say, see what happens...
(This is not a serious suggestion... but don't let that stop you. 😉)
Congratulations!!!! I loved the series. Especially The Curse of Chalion. I thought Cazaril was one of the best characters in all of literature!
I love Cazaril. You could have a novel which is him going through is morning post over breakfast and chatting to his family and I would be totally there. Or Cazaril doing anything really.
I love Caz too. He's my favorite LMB character. He even wins over Miles. Congratulations on the Hugo! You really deserve it!
The Curse of Chalion was my introduction to LMB's writing and though I love most of the other books (especially the new ones) I think it is her deepest and best.PS. I loved the brief references in Paladin of Souls to Cazaril's later career and life.
Amazonaute wrote: "I love Cazaril. You could have a novel which is him going through is morning post over breakfast and chatting to his family and I would be totally there. Or Cazaril doing anything really."I totally want to read Cazaril's breakfast scene! Although Lois says that if we suggest it, she'll never write it :(
Dear AuthorIf you never write another word ('though I hope you write lots more!) you have earned my undying gratitude for your work. It has inspired and helped me through the bad times and the good.
THANK YOU!
XxY
Congratulations! Nobody else has won any of those series Hugos but you, have they? Keep your streak going!
