Cupertino Jay
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
not so much a question as a thought while reading "Penric's Fox" was how much the so-called demon Des reminds of my favorite writer from some years ago, and still going strong. well, not 200 years worth, but mosdef thru the "30 strikes back" phase question mark required?
Lois McMaster Bujold
Okay...
Ta, L.
Okay...
Ta, L.
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Ari
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Upon rereading Gentleman Jole, I was struck by a simple question: enabling technology is a fine thing, but would you really want to start raising children at your age? And on the topic of reproductive tech, what do you think of Lavie Tidhar's Central Station? It's wonderful to see how different authors take similar premises in very different yet thought-provoking directions.
Steven Sarafian
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I read e-books on an iPad and mostly get them from iBooks. The indications of genre in 'Library' view are all over the place: "Penric's Demon" is labeled 'Historical', "Penric's Mission" and "Paladin of Souls" 'Epic', "The Curse of Chalion" 'Paranormal'. Of course many others are better labeled. I suppose that you are not the decider, but do you have any influence? And who does decide?
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