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Even though I have the novellas in other volumes, I keep the book Borders of Infinity in my bookcase because of that framing story. If you look at it stand-alone, it's a short short story, about a dozen pages long.
The title is what caught my eye 15 years ago, and the content is what got me hooked on you as one of my favorite authors. I think it was a good choice. ;)
I LOVE that story. I would like to see it reprinted so I could buy a copy. It provides such insight into Miles's sense of responsibility to his people, and how fluid "his people" is. It always grows.
I have a book titled Vorkosigan's Game which includes The Vor Game and Borders of Infinity (complete with frame and 3 stories.) It probably came from the SF Book Club (where I was buying most of my books at that time.) Publisher is Guild America Books by arrangement with Baen.
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Sep 16, 2015 05:16PM
Even though I have the novellas in other volumes, I keep the book Borders of Infinity in my bookcase because of that framing story. If you look at it stand-alone, it's a short short story, about a dozen pages long.
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The title is what caught my eye 15 years ago, and the content is what got me hooked on you as one of my favorite authors. I think it was a good choice. ;)
I LOVE that story. I would like to see it reprinted so I could buy a copy. It provides such insight into Miles's sense of responsibility to his people, and how fluid "his people" is. It always grows.
I have a book titled Vorkosigan's Game which includes The Vor Game and Borders of Infinity (complete with frame and 3 stories.) It probably came from the SF Book Club (where I was buying most of my books at that time.) Publisher is Guild America Books by arrangement with Baen.
