audiobooklog

[mayhap]

I've been working my way through the Vorkosigan series in audiobook form at work all month, a somewhat delayed response to the enthusiastic recommendations of approximately half of the internet for the last decade or so. The deeper I get into the series, the harder it is to control my impulses to alternately laugh hysterically and weep copiously.

Also, anyone who spoils me past (*checks*) approximately halfway through Memory is going in for a course of Betan therapy.

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[mayhap]

I think I can safely confirm without spoiling anyone that memory is, in fact, involved. *g*

I opted for internal chronological order (like so, which I am highly satisfied with thus far. (Unlike the Narnia books, where I think internal chronological ordering is heresy and I can't believe that anybody reads them this way and finds it at all satisfactory.)

I did kind of skip over Falling Free (because I started with Shards of Honor too) and Ethan of Athos (because it didn't have Miles in it and I was all impatient), so I suppose I'll have to double back to them at some point.