Troy
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
If you began writing the Vorkosigan Saga today, how smart would the computers be (considering how differently they work now vs. then) Convincing personality simulation? Anticipating many of your needs?
Lois McMaster Bujold
I likely wouldn't begin writing the Vorkosigan saga today, so.
Although Barrayar, as such, is still a metaphor for the 20th Century, so that still stands, even as the 20th C. is fading as fast as people can get away.
Ta, L.
I likely wouldn't begin writing the Vorkosigan saga today, so.
Although Barrayar, as such, is still a metaphor for the 20th Century, so that still stands, even as the 20th C. is fading as fast as people can get away.
Ta, L.
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Margarete
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
In your description of Miles' clothing, you often use the words jacket and tunic, like in A Civil Campaign when he shows Ekaterin the little admiral, His mercenary uniform has a jacket but his Auditor's grey suit has a tunic. You especially refer to Barrayaran uniforms as having tunic tops. I always read tunic and see sleeve-less and long to the mid-thigh, but that can't be right. How do you envision the tunic tops?
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
As I would love to see your books made into anime, I created the Goodreads’ list “Titles You Most Wish Would be Made Into Anime” in the hope that if it gets enough voters, it might catch the attention of a decision-maker at a streaming service/anime studio. Would you share it with your followers so they can vote for your books? https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/175478.Titles_You_Most_Wish_Would_be_Made_Into_Anime
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