Diane
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Have you seen this Spoonflower scattered-quotes design? She's clearly a fan! (I recognize some of the other inclusions, too.) 1832993-she-reads-lot-books-by-kellyw
Lois McMaster Bujold
No working link, there, but my quotes bob around all over the internet, so I'm not surprised. Out of context, mostly, and attributed to me even when it was a fictional character in a fictional situation speaking. The game of Twitter Telephone being what it is, that may backfire weirdly someday, but so far it seems OK.
Ta, L.
No working link, there, but my quotes bob around all over the internet, so I'm not surprised. Out of context, mostly, and attributed to me even when it was a fictional character in a fictional situation speaking. The game of Twitter Telephone being what it is, that may backfire weirdly someday, but so far it seems OK.
Ta, L.
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Jon Hurst
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I have been consistently amazed by your deep understanding and clear depiction of people: how they think and feel, their motivations and fears, how they can be led effectively and influenced. How did you develop your understanding of people and leadership? It seems uncanny and wonderful.
Christopher Winter
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Hi Lois...I just finished "Dangerous Liaisons" (the book, although seeing the movie inspired the reading), and I was wondering if it had any influence on your backstory for Aral's first wife and her affairs in the capital amongst "not altogether vicious" older people. Or were these ideas in the air, or in your romance reading of the time?
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