Matthew B. Tepper
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
An sf reader for >50 of my 62 years, I had until recently only heard of Miles. I'm now 3 books in (Warrior's Apprentice), & hooked. Work of this quality is why I read sf. Thank you for this great pleasure. I have minutes ago learned of Michel Petrucciani, a French jazz pianist of astonishing musicianship & refinement. He suffered from brittle bones, & was short of stature. Were you aware of his work before Miles?
Lois McMaster Bujold
Glad you have found, and are enjoying, the books!
No, I was not aware of the jazz pianist. Quite a few short, interesting people have been brought to my attention by readers since Miles first appeared, but none of them are sources.
Ta, L.
No, I was not aware of the jazz pianist. Quite a few short, interesting people have been brought to my attention by readers since Miles first appeared, but none of them are sources.
Ta, L.
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Alissa Blaney
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I was rereading The Warrior's Apprentice, and Bothari's impassioned speech just before he was killed really struck me. I never felt empathy for that character before, but his desperate wish was to be buried at the foot of Cordelia's grave. In Gentleman Jole, Cordelia is moving forward with life on Sergyar. Does she plan for her eventual remains to be interred on Sergyar, or on Barrayar?
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