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| '''Lois McMaster Bujold''' is an American science fiction and fantasy writer who, as of 2022, has won seven [[Hugo Awards|Hugo awards]] (fan-voted) and three [[Nebula Awards|Nebula awards]] (writer-voted). Bujold's most famous set of recurring characters are in the Vorkosigan universe, which is pure science fiction. She has also written additional recurring universes (Sharing Knife, and Penric & Desdemona) in the fantasy genre. | | '''Lois McMaster Bujold''' is an American science fiction and fantasy writer who, as of 2022, has won seven [[Hugo Awards|Hugo awards]] (fan-voted) and three [[Nebula Awards|Nebula awards]] (writer-voted). Bujold's most famous set of recurring characters are in the Vorkosigan universe, which is pure science fiction. She has also written additional recurring universes (Sharing Knife, and Penric & Desdemona) in the fantasy genre. |
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| == The "Vorkosigan" series ==
| | ''See a list of more than forty novels and novellas [[Lois McMaster Bujold/Works|on the Works tab]] of this article.'' |
| The first novel of the science fiction Vorkosigan series appeared in 1986, and Bujold published an additional story in the universe as late as 2018. It consists of nearly two dozen novels or stories, and a variety of omnibus books which combine multiple stories into one volume.
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| The stories were not all written in chronological order for the universe. Between the jumbling of actual publication dates vs. story order, and the existence of several omnibus editions, it can be difficult to catalog all the works in the Vorkosigan saga.
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| === In order published ===
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| # ''Shards of Honor'' (Jun 1986)
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| # ''Ethan of Athos'' (Dec 1986)
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| # ''Warrior's Apprentice'' (Aug 1986)
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| # ''The Borders of Infinity'' (1987)
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| # ''Falling Free'' (Apr 1988)
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| # ''Brothers in Arms'' (Jan 1989)
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| # ''Mountains of Mourning'' (May 1989)
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| # ''Labyrinth'' (Aug 1989)
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| # ''The Vor Game'' (Sep 1990)
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| # ''Barrayar'' (July 1991)
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| # ''Mirror Dance'' (1994)
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| # ''Cetaganda'' (Dec 1995)
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| # ''Dreamweaver's Dilemma'' (Dec 1995)
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| # ''Memory (Bujold novel)|Memory'' (1996)
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| # ''Komarr'' (1998)
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| # ''A Civil Campaign'' (1999)
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| # ''Diplomatic Immunity'' (2002)
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| # ''Winterfair Gifts'' (2004)
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| # ''Cryoburn'' (2010)
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| # ''Captain Vorpatril's Alliance'' (2012)
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| # ''Gentleman Jole and the Red Queen'' (2016)
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| # ''The Flowers of Vashnoi'' (2018)
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| === In story-based chronological order ===
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| # Falling Free
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| # Shards of Honor
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| # Barrayar
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| # The Warrior's Apprentice
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| # The Vor Game
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| # Cetaganda
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| # Ethan of Athos
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| # Borders of Infinity
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| # Brothers in Arms
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| # Mirror Dance
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| # Memory
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| # Komarr
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| # A Civil Campaign
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| # Diplomatic Immunity
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| # Captain Vorpatril's Alliance
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| # CryoBurn
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| # Gentleman Jole and the Red Queen
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| # The Flowers of Vashnoi
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| === Omnibus editions ===
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| Omnibus (combination) editions (possibly incomplete):
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| * ''Cordelia's Honor'' (1996) - omnibus of ''Shards of Honor'' and ''Barrayar''
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| * ''Borders of Infinity'' (1989), omnibus of "Mountains of Mourning", "Labyrinth", and "The Borders of Infinity"
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| * ''Vorkosigan's Game'' (omnibus: ''The Vor Game'', ''Borders of Infinity'') (1992)
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| * ''Young Miles'' (omnibus: ''The Warrior's Apprentice'', ''The Mountains of Mourning'', and ''The Vor Game'') (1997)
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| * ''Miles, Mystery and Mayhem'' (omnibus: ''Cetaganda'', ''Ethan of Athos'', and ''Labyrinth'') (2001)
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| * ''Miles Errant'' (omnibus: ''Borders of Infinity'', ''Brothers in Arms'', and ''Mirror Dance'') (2002)
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| * ''Miles, Mutants and Microbes'' (omnibus: ''Falling Free'', ''Labyrinth'' and ''Diplomatic Immunity'') (2007)
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| * ''Miles in Love'' (omnibus: ''Komarr'', ''A Civil Campaign'' and ''Winterfair Gifts'') (2008)
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| == The "Sharing Knife" series ==
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| == The "Penric & Desdemona" series ==
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| == References == | | == References == |
