Simone Gieschler
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I read in your Q&A that you read manga, and even tracked down that French Vorkosigan comic you mentioned on your blog. Do you think there is a chance of a manga adaption of your work? May I also recommend the Manga/Anime Noragami to you? I terms of long-term plot, fully formed characters that grow and change (hurt but never abandoned by their female authors) it really reminds me of your works (which I love).
Lois McMaster Bujold
Yep, I'm happy to get more manga/anime recs.
Adaptations are not up to me -- whatever company that produces them would have to contact my agent and make an offer (it's a buyer's market.)
Ta, L.
Adaptations are not up to me -- whatever company that produces them would have to contact my agent and make an offer (it's a buyer's market.)
Ta, L.
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Joe Read
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
When coming up with the concept of the "black gang" for Mark, did you do any psychology research first, was there some personal experience at play, or is it strictly what you've absorbed from the media? Either way it's pretty convincing. Reading his internal monologues and external explanations has helped me have compassion for a loved one recently diagnosed with trauma-based dissociative identity, so thank you!
Srjanssen
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Working my way through my second read of the "Hallowed Hunt" and find myself frequently rereading passages. Your explorations of religious and magical themes are unique. Were there any particular factors that turned your imagination in that direction, or have those themes always lurked in the background? By the way, have you run into the novels of Charles A Williams?
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