> <erkyr...@eblong.com> wrote:
> >Here, William December Starr <wdst...@panix.com> wrote:
> >> In article <g4ltks$7s...@reader1.panix.com>,
> >> jdnic...@panix.com (James Nicoll) said:

> >> > 2 Expendable                         James Alan Gardner

> >> > Jim had seven books in the League of Peoples series, [...]

> >> Is this ISFDB listing correct:

> >>    Fiction Series
> >>      * Festina Ramos
> >>           + 1 Expendable (1997)
> >>           + 2 Vigilant (1999)
> >>           + 3 Commitment Hour (1998)
> >>           + 4 Hunted (2000)
> >>           + 5 Ascending (2001)
> >>           + 6 Trapped (2002)
> >>           + 7 Radiant (2004)

> >> ...specifically, is COMMITMENT HOUR really part of this series?

> >It's not part of a series, although it might be set in the same
> >universe. (I can't answer that because _Commitment Hour_ is the only
> >Gardner I've read.)

> >It's the one about a planet where kids change gender once a year,
> >throughout adolescence, and make a permanent choice for adulthood.
> >(These are humans -- there turns out to be tech involved.) I thought
> >it was pretty good.

> It's set in the same universe but it's not a Festina Ramos book.