Ben Newton
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Your descriptions of Miles' bones breaking are very visceral. Have you suffered many broken bones?
Lois McMaster Bujold
I have never had a broken bone, no. I've had a few other minor injuries over time, or things like wisdom teeth removed etc., but not even any major surgery till a few years ago.
Call it... "creativity"? :-)
Ta, L.
I have never had a broken bone, no. I've had a few other minor injuries over time, or things like wisdom teeth removed etc., but not even any major surgery till a few years ago.
Call it... "creativity"? :-)
Ta, L.
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John Falstaff
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Reading 'Mirror Dance', I was just out of Premed, and our psychology professor had vividy described anorexia nervosa, where the adolescent uses her own body to obtain control that the overbearing family otherwise denies her. Mark's coping mechanism is quite similar, regaining a measure of control that way. Did you come up with this on your own, or did you actually use current research? Both would be quite impressive!
Catherine Nemeth
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Are there any plans to release “Penric and the Demonic Ox” as a traditional paper book? I understand the current economics of paper books and the publishing industry and the increasing unwillingness not to invest in books that aren’t likely to be mega sellers. Thanks for writing all these wonderful stories and for answering all my questions.
Peter Lawson
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
Lois, as a reader/purchaser of your work and now thoroughly enjoying the Penric novellas vie eBook - which way of purchasing (iTunes, Amazon etc.) do you get the greatest piece of the pie? I'm figuring that the various methods are not created equal for every author. Cheers from Melbourne, Australia
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