Lois McMaster Bujold
It should all be on this page. https://www.goodreads.com/author/how_to Note especially the several links for further explanations, including the frequently asked questions and the contact-us links at the bottom.
My experiences are unhelpful, since, besides being several years out of date, as I recall I just strolled in and took over my site previously set up by fans. Further tweaking by me involved following the instructions with some experimental back-and-forthing since, indeed, it's not always clear what to do even if one's first language is English. (It would likely help to be bilingual in Computer, which I am not.)
Too, if an entry is not required, one can always leave it blank for the moment.
L.
It should all be on this page. https://www.goodreads.com/author/how_to Note especially the several links for further explanations, including the frequently asked questions and the contact-us links at the bottom.
My experiences are unhelpful, since, besides being several years out of date, as I recall I just strolled in and took over my site previously set up by fans. Further tweaking by me involved following the instructions with some experimental back-and-forthing since, indeed, it's not always clear what to do even if one's first language is English. (It would likely help to be bilingual in Computer, which I am not.)
Too, if an entry is not required, one can always leave it blank for the moment.
L.
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Jerri
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I have been re-reading Penric's Demon and just noticed this sentence: "Sorcerer had certainly not been on Pen's former list of scholarly ambitions, but then, neither had theologian, divine, physician, teacher, lawyer or any other high trade . . ." Then I noticed that with the possible exception of lawyer, Pen has now studied/become all of the above. Did you realize this when you first invented Penric and Des?
Hélène Louise
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I'm afraid to ask a question which must have been asked before, but here we go: For the Vorkosigan saga, did you decide for specific reasons to imagine a science-fi world without any aliens, or does the world came naturally to your mind already formed like that, with genetically altered humans but no aliens at all? Or is it the reflect of a personal conviction about science-fi credibility?
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