Kelsea Yu
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Any chance of a collector's edition or new version of the Vorkosigan Saga books that can be acquired as a set (boxed or otherwise)? I'd love to own (and be able to buy as gifts) the whole series in paper form... without having to hunt down each individual paperback (first world problems, I know - just wishful thinking). As a side note, I never thought the original covers quite did your writing justice.
Lois McMaster Bujold
Baen is doing quite a nice trade paperback reprint series -- they have the first five books out now. Starts here:
https://www.amazon.com/Shards-Honor-V...
No box sets planned, no.
Also, NESFA Press has the first eight titles (which were original paperbacks when they first came out) as nice hardcover reprints, although that only goes up a till my first printings started coming out as hardcovers.
Ta, Lois.
Baen is doing quite a nice trade paperback reprint series -- they have the first five books out now. Starts here:
https://www.amazon.com/Shards-Honor-V...
No box sets planned, no.
Also, NESFA Press has the first eight titles (which were original paperbacks when they first came out) as nice hardcover reprints, although that only goes up a till my first printings started coming out as hardcovers.
Ta, Lois.
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Robert Meyers
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Have you considered doing any books about the General or the Admiral from the Vor series? The stories about the General, Miles Grandfather, really are something that I would have loved to see. Or anything else in that series coming down the pipe? Love your stories. So thanks!
Catherine Nemeth
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Miles is famously allergic to fastpenta. In 'Shards of Honor' Cordelia seems to have a similar if milder reaction to the airborne sedative in the therapists office. Is that a genetic trait that got passed on to Miles? Any any relation to the haute ladies genetically engineered resistance to truth drugs?
Jill Vassilakos-long
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I have a friend who was the Easter Seals child when she was three. They put a new valve in her heart every 5 years, and each time they told her and her family that she would be unlikely to survive the five year life-span of the valve. If you were in a very quiet room with her, you could hear the valve clicking. When you could not hear it, it was not closing right and she would have to be scheduled for another replace?
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