Lois McMaster Bujold
Mm, don't think I can answer this one, Each work had its fun parts and its hair-tearing parts, and over thirty years my memory has turned to compost anyway. If something isn't any fun, or at least doesn't speak to me in some gripping way (or, better, both), I can't write it in the first place.
It is a particular joy, when I have been scratching away at a stubborn knotty bit, to have the untangling solution fall out of my brain and slot in perfectly. (And then I wonder why the heck it couldn't have done that earlier.)
Ta, L.
It is a particular joy, when I have been scratching away at a stubborn knotty bit, to have the untangling solution fall out of my brain and slot in perfectly. (And then I wonder why the heck it couldn't have done that earlier.)
Ta, L.
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Carmen
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
In Captain Vorpatril's Alliance, where Morozov explains Ivan's relation to the Barrayaran throne*camp stool--can't puzzle out why Prince Xav wasn't next in line for the throne after Emperor Yuri, rather than going over to whatever branch led to Ezar? I know in the past it's been referenced that Salic descent was important for disqualifying Miles, but isn't that related to descent thru Olivia Vorbarra etc?
Mike
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
First I want to say I love The Miles series and I've always wanted to ask if the condition of Miles bones was based on a real condition or just something you came up with? The reason I ask is I have a bone disease called Osteogenesis Imperfecta a.k.a. Brittle Bones disease so i can relate in a way to Miles in a strange way.
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Oct 08, 2016 05:50AM