Lindamarie
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I find that I am as curious as Duv Galeni about the crates of documents found in the bunker under Cockroach Central. Any chance that there would be a "Tales from the Ninth Satrapy" collection? -- Perhaps a story about Prince Xav and his Betan wife or a chance to get in the head of a young Piotyr? Thank you!
Lois McMaster Bujold
I am not at present in the mood for war stories, and I haven't done any short work for decades, so probably not.
It seems good that the books "run off the sides of the page" in all directions for readers, though. It suggests that the tales are engaging people's minds and imaginations, which is, after all, their job.
Ta, L.
I am not at present in the mood for war stories, and I haven't done any short work for decades, so probably not.
It seems good that the books "run off the sides of the page" in all directions for readers, though. It suggests that the tales are engaging people's minds and imaginations, which is, after all, their job.
Ta, L.
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Gordon
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Are the Vorkosigan Saga's two hatchet-faced men related? Cordelia's first impresson of Sgt. Bothari matches Tej's first impression of Emperor Gregor in this vividly evocative way. Bothari has protection within the military despite the trouble that his Yuri-like disorder causes, and his dislike of Vor seems like it could stem from feelings of abandonment. Is Bothari a son (maybe even the eldest) of Ezar?
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