Marie
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I get the distinct feeling that Gentleman Jole and the Red Queen is closing the circle, back on what is now Sergyar… and that make me sad. Such wonderful people the Vorkosigans, their friends and (most) of their relations. It’s lovely spending time with them. Thank you. Goodreads want a ? mark so here it is.
Lois McMaster Bujold
You're welcome!
Though if it would make you feel less sad to think of the recursion as an opening spiral rather than a closed circle, feel free...
Ta, L.
You're welcome!
Though if it would make you feel less sad to think of the recursion as an opening spiral rather than a closed circle, feel free...
Ta, L.
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Samuel Hutchison
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I know a lot of people ask you when you're going to write another Miles book, but I feel like Cordelia is the only one of your major characters that hasn't reached the end of her character arc and I think I'd very much like to read a book about how she manages the transition into the next phase of her life after Aral's death. Is there anything like that brewing?
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I'm rereading the Penric stories yet again, enjoyment undiminished, and it seems to me that Nikys has become a bit of an author's problem. Would you agree? Up to "The prisoner of Limnos" she was a full part of the story, but then her status changed, and the problem is what to do with her now. Although there's still plenty of room for more stories about Penric before he met her.
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