Fred Zimmerman
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
What is the status of Miles's children on Cetaganda? Are they haut? How would they be received when visiting as young adults?
Lois McMaster Bujold
They are considered Barrayaran Vor, and would be received as visiting foreign VIPs (or dependents of same.)
(Well, someone like Benin might see them as equivalent to live grenades, but that's a different consideration.)
Miles's genes being formally taken up by the Star Creche doesn't make him socially or politically haut (nor would he consent to such a conscription); they would not be used entire, after all, just taken under close consideration.
Ta, L.
They are considered Barrayaran Vor, and would be received as visiting foreign VIPs (or dependents of same.)
(Well, someone like Benin might see them as equivalent to live grenades, but that's a different consideration.)
Miles's genes being formally taken up by the Star Creche doesn't make him socially or politically haut (nor would he consent to such a conscription); they would not be used entire, after all, just taken under close consideration.
Ta, L.
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Do you have an address that fans can send mail to? Do you like that kind of thing?
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I must say that the Vorkosigan saga is my favorite work of yours! I have reread the books so many times and the Civil Campaign is definitely the one I always recommend to my friends - it is amazing. I would like to ask whether you plan to write another book for the Vorkosigans or the lovely cousin Vorpatril? (and I really hope so). Thank you!
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