Cetaganda, written by Lois McMaster Bujold and published by Baen Books in 1996, is the tenth published novel in the universe of the Vorkosigan Saga. It was published first by Analog as a four-part serial from October to mid-December of 1995, then by Baen Books in hardcover January 1996, and in paperback October 1996. Within the universe, it chronologically follows The Vor Game and is followed by Ethan of Athos. It was later collected in the omnibus edition Miles, Mystery and Mayhem. It was also a nominee for the Seiun Award (Japanese Hugo) for best translation of a foreign novel in 2002.
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| - Cetaganda, written by Lois McMaster Bujold and published by Baen Books in 1996, is the tenth published novel in the universe of the Vorkosigan Saga. It was published first by Analog as a four-part serial from October to mid-December of 1995, then by Baen Books in hardcover January 1996, and in paperback October 1996. Within the universe, it chronologically follows The Vor Game and is followed by Ethan of Athos. It was later collected in the omnibus edition Miles, Mystery and Mayhem. It was also a nominee for the Seiun Award (Japanese Hugo) for best translation of a foreign novel in 2002.
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| - Cetaganda, written by Lois McMaster Bujold and published by Baen Books in 1996, is the tenth published novel in the universe of the Vorkosigan Saga. It was published first by Analog as a four-part serial from October to mid-December of 1995, then by Baen Books in hardcover January 1996, and in paperback October 1996. Within the universe, it chronologically follows The Vor Game and is followed by Ethan of Athos. It was later collected in the omnibus edition Miles, Mystery and Mayhem. Cetaganda came in fourth place for a Locus Award for best Science Fiction Novel in 1997, and was a nominee for the HOMer Award for Best Novel in 1996. Library Journal named The Reader's Chair audio edition one of "Best Audiobooks of 1999" in its 15 Feb 2000 issue. It was also a nominee for the Seiun Award (Japanese Hugo) for best translation of a foreign novel in 2002.
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