Lois McMaster Bujold
Er, which one?
If you are referring to the just-published "Knife Children", it's about 52,000 words. Structurally, functionally, and in price a novella, though a tad overweight for the official category.
If anything else, you'll have to specify.
Ta, L.
Er, which one?
If you are referring to the just-published "Knife Children", it's about 52,000 words. Structurally, functionally, and in price a novella, though a tad overweight for the official category.
If anything else, you'll have to specify.
Ta, L.
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