Sci Fi Dimensions donosi intervju s Lois McMaster Bujold.

There’re a great many things in my works that are like throw-away details that later I get back to think about and do more with. Some of it is planned or very carefully thought out, and some of it just falls out on the page in passing. So it depends on the particular item in question - if I can even remember, “What was I thinking?” when I made that up, years ago.
Lois McMaster Bujold

Bookslut intervjuira Neila Gaimana.

Given that we’re living in a universe in which religions and mythologies and semi-imaginary things, depending on where you’re standing, the level of imaginariness … There are definitely people who look at the entirety of what’s going on in the world today as a couple of people fighting over whose imaginary friend likes them better. And then you’ve got people who say, “No, no, this isn’t an imaginary friend, he’s actually the real thing. But that guy over there, he’s an imaginary friend.” And it’s huge and it’s responsible for an enormous amount of worry and difficulty and it’s why I’m not allowed to travel with eight ounces of shampoo. I’m allowed four ounces. I’m going to have to pour away half of my shampoo before I can put it in my quart bag and put it in my carryon. Which is really bizarre.
Neil Gaiman