Norine Luker
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Having just read about your early career as editor of StarDate, I wondered if you watched William Shatner's trip to space this week? I think it would be very hard to deny the impact of Star Trek, and all the creative minds that worked on it, on our steps into space. In all the brilliant sci fi you have written, are there any concepts you wrote about that you would like to try in your 90th year?
Lois McMaster Bujold
In my 90th year (or any time now): Betan medicine, natch.
(Star Date was a one-shot Star Trek fanzine (do I need to add "on paper"?) that some friends of mine and I put together out of high school in 1968. I still have a couple of copies in my filing cabinet. The first, but not the last, time Ron Miller supplied me with illustrations, heh.)
Ta, L.
In my 90th year (or any time now): Betan medicine, natch.
(Star Date was a one-shot Star Trek fanzine (do I need to add "on paper"?) that some friends of mine and I put together out of high school in 1968. I still have a couple of copies in my filing cabinet. The first, but not the last, time Ron Miller supplied me with illustrations, heh.)
Ta, L.
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Gelis
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Hello! I wanted to thank you first, you are one of my favourite authors. I discovered that I have trouble introducing miles to new readers. Cordelia's Honor works with women, but they want a Cordelia book after. Warriors Apprentice- a friend said, fun read, but she did not crave for the next book. it really had me thinking. Maybe Memory is a good start for readers who shy away from space opera?
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