(Mike made me wait until the eBook was less stupidly expensive. Bah. I must confess to having got half-way through and then slowly realising that it was set in the past, which just seemed rude. Also, I kept expecting Miles to turn up and sort it out, even though I knew that he wouldn't!)
Conversely, I am delighted that he was so plagued by the windowless hideousness of ImpSec HQ that he allowed his employees with SAD to requisition full-spectrum lighting.
In, hum... either The Vor Game or Mirror Dance, either Miles or Mark (depending!) is stuck in the depths of ImpSec and observes that one of the nearby analysts has a rack of non-regulation full-spectrum lamps on his desk. Can't remember which book it is. So Simon obviously didn't always allow it!
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on 2012-10-19 01:51 pm (UTC)Conversely, I am delighted that he was so plagued by the windowless hideousness of ImpSec HQ that he allowed his employees with SAD to requisition full-spectrum lighting.
In, hum... either The Vor Game or Mirror Dance, either Miles or Mark (depending!) is stuck in the depths of ImpSec and observes that one of the nearby analysts has a rack of non-regulation full-spectrum lamps on his desk. Can't remember which book it is. So Simon obviously didn't always allow it!