Books I've Read

Vorkosigan Saga (Publication Order), #16.
Cordelia (Vicereine of Sergyar) makes a new life for herself some years after her husband Aral passes away.

Book four of the series. Dag and Fawn head homeward, but meet up with a couple a malices along the way.

Miles Vorkosigan investigates an incident on the Planet Komarr. Very good story.

Book two of the series, Fawn and Dag are married, but his people don't like it much.

Miles Vorkosigan investigates who stole Simon's memory.

Vorkosigan Omnibus (#4)
This omnibus edition is fun to revisit Bujold's wonderful stories.

Contents:
The Borders of Infinity
Brothers in Arms
Mirror Dance

Vorkosigan Omnibus (#6)
I love reading these stories over and over again!

Contents:
Komarr
A Civil Campaign
Winterfair Gifts

Vorkosigan Omnibus (#5)
Contents:
Falling Free
Labyrinth
Diplomatic Immunity

I enjoyed this omnibus very much, even with the repeat of Labyrinth!

Vorkosigan Omnibus (#3)
Contains:
Cetaganda
Ethan of Athos
Labyrinth.
Great stories, I am re-reading them in the omnibus edition.

Miles Vorkosigan goes to Jackson's Whole to help his brother

Ista goes on a pilgrimage.

Book three in The Sharing Knife series. Fawn, Dag, and the rest of the crew (and captain) are in the south.

Penric and Desdemona (Chronological), #1-3.
Three Penric stories, very good!
  Penric's Demon (Penric and Desdemona, #1)
  Penric and The Shaman (Penric and Desdemona, #2)
  Penric's Fox (Penric and Desdemona, #5)

Three Penric stories.
  Penric's Mission (Penric and Desdemona, #3)
  Mira's Last Dance (Penric and Desdemona, #4)
  The Prisoner Of Limnos (Penric and Desdemona, #6)
Very enjoyable!

A washed-up wreck from the wars begs a job in the scullery at the castle where he used to be a page. Gets job as tutor to princess. First book in Chalion series.

Three stories about Miles Vorkosigan.

Vorkosigan Omnibus (#2)

Contents:
The Warrior's Apprentice
The Mountains of Mourning
The Vor Game
Author's Afterword

A boy travels from Ireland to America, part of the way, on the good ship Titanic. Good story, but why do I not have any other Bunting books on my list, eh?

Thai police detective investigates the death of an American Marine, with the help of an FBI agent. Lots of Buddhist thoughts. Snakes. Observation on the Thai sex industry.

I thought I saw the movie in 1968 or '69, which would have meant I saw it with Maureen, but it turns out that it was released in 1972. Which complicates things, as I was dating four or five women that year, three of whom I could have taken to the movie. I wish I had kept a diary!
The author, in his introduction, mentions a glossary. At least, I thought he did. Now, I can find no mention of it.