Lois Bujold
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Sometime in the past week, a question came by that I answered but apparently sent into oblivion. If the question wants to try another go, I will try to do better. ...?
Lois McMaster Bujold
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Huh. GR just rejected this as being "too short". How prescriptive.
Huh. GR just rejected this as being "too short". How prescriptive.
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Anthony Romaniw
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Hey Lois. First off, praying that your surgery goes well next month! From all of us I'm sure, please stay safe! My Q is: How do you personally approach poetry? Specifically, how do you translate your experience with poetry into your writing? The 5 Gods stuff is sometimes so stunningly lyrical that I had to wonder. I'm reading Aniara by Harry Martenson and it made me think of the Cetagandans taking art to its limits.
Conniption Virtue
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Dear Lois, Myself and several people I showed it to) said "Parade red-and-blues!" (For people who haven't read those books yet, this is re: Barrayar/Vorkosigan.) They appear to be costumes for the the Visconti film 'Ludwig' set in 1864; I hope you enjoy the picture, plus I include an algorithm question mark? https://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/6810/119319383.1c7/0_8e8e3_33f63b4e_XL.jpg
Kristina
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
First, I love all your books. Thank you so much for writing them! Second, in the afterword to the Young Miles omnibus, you mention two Enya songs - "Cursum Perficio" and "Cu Chulainn" - that you associate with elements in "The Vor Game." Is there any other music that helped inspire your writing, or that you particularly associate with the Vorkosigan or World of the Five Gods books?
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