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Edited July 25, 2004: Cleaned up a few links and updated the "forthcoming" section.
Originally, this was going to be in precisely the same style as the Bujold/Vorkosigan post I did in February; however, things got delayed when the "Other Stuff" section mutated into commentary and became longer than everything else put together. I think I've managed to get it and the rest of the writeup back under control by integrating more material than originally intended; apologies for the delay. To keep this from getting too messy and overly annotated, I've tried to clarify which novels are "main sequence" and which can be read independently by putting "secondary" or mostly unrelated books in parentheses () in the internal and publishing chronology sections.
( Selection of novels published over 27 prolific years. This entry's a bit of a doozy. )
*Blinks* I think overexposure to Cherryh's narrative style has rearranged my use of language for life. This could be a problem.
Originally, this was going to be in precisely the same style as the Bujold/Vorkosigan post I did in February; however, things got delayed when the "Other Stuff" section mutated into commentary and became longer than everything else put together. I think I've managed to get it and the rest of the writeup back under control by integrating more material than originally intended; apologies for the delay. To keep this from getting too messy and overly annotated, I've tried to clarify which novels are "main sequence" and which can be read independently by putting "secondary" or mostly unrelated books in parentheses () in the internal and publishing chronology sections.
( Selection of novels published over 27 prolific years. This entry's a bit of a doozy. )
*Blinks* I think overexposure to Cherryh's narrative style has rearranged my use of language for life. This could be a problem.
