Rob Yale
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I'm a compulsive rereader of the Vorkosigan series, and I've wondered about the story of the 50,000 firsters. Is that a story you might be interested in telling some day? Rob Yale
Lois McMaster Bujold
I can only answer as usual: not at this time.
In general (though not always) my books start and grow with interest in a character, not some sweep of events.
Ethan of Athos is an exception of sorts, since it began with the question, "What else can I do with this SFnal technology?" but even it didn't begin to roll out until the main character presented himself.
Ta, L.
I can only answer as usual: not at this time.
In general (though not always) my books start and grow with interest in a character, not some sweep of events.
Ethan of Athos is an exception of sorts, since it began with the question, "What else can I do with this SFnal technology?" but even it didn't begin to roll out until the main character presented himself.
Ta, L.
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