[LMB] (news& chat) TSK #3 update

[onyxhawke at onyxhawke.com]

Progress is really good.
Procession and Sojourn have appeal as well.

Come to think of it Walkabout is very evocative.


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-----Original Message-----
From: Lois McMaster Bujold <lbujold at myinfmail.com>

Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 12:51:19 
To:"lois- >> Bujold chat list" <lois-bujold at lists.herald.co.uk>
Subject: [LMB]  (news& chat) TSK #3 update


[LMB] (news& chat) TSK #3 update
Phil Boswell phil.boswell at gmail.com
Wed Jul 11 17:58:24 BST 2007

On 11/07/07, Lois McMaster Bujold <lbujold at myinfmail.com> wrote:
[snip]
 >    It may have acquired a subtitle other than /Grace River. / A fan
 > somewhere on the book tour -- I think it was in a hurried hall
 > conversation during my one day at Westercon, unless it was a hurried
 > hall conversation last weekend at ConVergence -- suggested /Passage/,
 > which my editor quite likes, too.  It rather fits in with the one-word
 > progression of the prior ones -- /Beguilement, Legacy, Passage/...  What
 > d'you all think?  /The Sharing Knife, Vol. 3: Passage./

I like. It lends itself to titles for #4 like "Fulfilment" or "Destiny".



*** Good-oh, that's one vote.

I still like _The Wide Green World_ for the #4 subtitle, though.  Better 
than _Road-Trip_, anyway.  Granted, it violates the progression.




No need to discard the over-arching title of "The Wide Green World".
That can apply to the series as a whole...

You are **going** to write more, right? <vbeg,d,r>
-- 
Phil



*** I feel I've barely scratched the surface of this world, even with 4 
books.  It also has some enticing next-gen possibilities, not to mention 
deep backstory -- what *was* the old Lake League like in its glory 
days?  I'm also not done playing with the romance genre, even tho' it's 
not something to which I want to devote myself exclusively.  So, we'll 
see.  I have another commitment before I can return to this series, not 
to mention a persistent undertow from the incomplete pattern of the 
Chalion books.  Full employment for the foreseeable future, at any rate.

Ta, L.



   
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