Peeyush Srivastava
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I came across a line from poetry which read something like- “my destiny must be fulfilled.” I can’t find the source. Could you please enlighten me? Thanks.
Lois McMaster Bujold
Nope, no clue. A commenter may have one, though.
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Richard
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
You have in the past mentioned that you often decide the theme of a book by asking yourself, what is the worst possible thing I can do to my main character and how will they react. I can see that in your writing but it also seems to me that an underlying theme of most of your books is that damaged people are drawn to damaged people. Or might it be rather that damage people might be more interesting to write?
Richard
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Moments of Comfort and Revelation. Aral and Cordelia's reunion at the end of Shards. Miles' introspection in Memory. Harra’s adamantium like wisdom. Miles' letter to Kat in Civil Affair. Most of Cordelia's Betan chats with Aral, Miles and Mark. I just wanted to thank you for these while I had a chance. Question mark?
Robin Seina
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I always liked your characters word fencing, especially Mileses and Ivans. The battle of wits, that is a magic of its own and your books have it plenty. I really for more stories with Miles, Ivan and their wifes. So is there one in making either in Vorkosigan or Challion universe? Please, say yes, pretty please. Your books are addictive.
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