Brendan Coffey
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
So, I'm a huge fan of your Vorkosigan series, and I can't wait for Gentleman Jole. That siad, one of the bits that intrigues me so much about the series are all the little asides and pieces of Barrayaran history. I know you've said your not interested in writing war stories, but would you ever consider writing something placed before or at the first contact with the galactic community after the Time of Isolation?
Lois McMaster Bujold
Nothing is promised, nothing is ruled out, and nothing is in progress.
I'd like to do some more new things, but I have lately involved myself with the e-book relaunch with the new e-covers, which is going to keep me busy for a month or two more. After that, who knows?
Ta, L.
Nothing is promised, nothing is ruled out, and nothing is in progress.
I'd like to do some more new things, but I have lately involved myself with the e-book relaunch with the new e-covers, which is going to keep me busy for a month or two more. After that, who knows?
Ta, L.
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Have you ever thought Shards & Barrayar emphasized the relationship between person and environment that brought out different versions of each? I feel VSaga is artwork, allowing interpretations within a framework of open mindedness. Mile’s stories had a drum beat of excitement that didn’t let go even when I put down the book. You inspired me to write my own novel, and I can’t thank you enough.
Margaret
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I just purchased & downloaded Penric's Fox for my Kindle. However, Amazon showed this book as "Penric's Fox: Penric and Desdemona Book 3 [Kindle Edition]". I have already read & very much enjoyed the first 3 Penric novellas so Amazon should have listed Penric's Fox as Book 4, right? It did have the "See inside" and I could clearly see it had the text of Penric's Fox. Thanks for the Penric/Desdemona series!!
Iva Koleva
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Hi Lois, I'm a great fan of all your books, but my question is about the Sharing Knife universe. Do you have in your mind a more detailed backstory of how the first malice emerged? And how precise are Dag's ideas about the lives of the old lords? Could you say something more about it? Thank you.
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