Len
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Your Vorkosigan series and the Harrington Saga and Douglas Adam's HHGG are three of my favorite "Space Operas" and I tend to reread each once a year. What "Space Opera" do you reread if any?
Lois McMaster Bujold
Nothing at present. Well, except my own, to check galleys on reprints, but that's not done for fun. I do try to drop brief reviews of whatever I am reading that I finish here in my "My Books" section, but that's as much for my own benefit, to remember it all, as anything.
Ta, L.
Nothing at present. Well, except my own, to check galleys on reprints, but that's not done for fun. I do try to drop brief reviews of whatever I am reading that I finish here in my "My Books" section, but that's as much for my own benefit, to remember it all, as anything.
Ta, L.
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divinebluesky
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I respect that authors must follow their muse. Contradictorily, I really want more in the Vorkosigan universe, whether novels or shorter stories like the Penric work. One thought as I’m rereading the series for the I don’t know how many times is to wonder about how Bel is doing after his experience in Diplomatic Immunity and maybe we find out because one or more of Miles and Ekaterin’s kids visit quaddie space?
David F.
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Can you imagine Miles volunteering with a suicide prevention charity? "Don't do it! Being dead didn't solve any of my problems at all, they were all here when they brought me back plus this lousy seizure disorder. The afterlife is totally unmemorable, I don't remember anything between dying and being defrosted." Unless you want to argue that his physical brain didn't go and couldn't record it, Miles would have questio
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