Lois McMaster Bujold
For all we know, he might be; Ezar Gregor, styled Gregor, the way Aral Alexander chooses to be Alex.
Or he might have some other name combo -- perhaps Ezar never liked his name, and chose not to have it inflicted on his grandson, preferring to honor someone else. Or maybe Serg wouldn't have it. The possibilities are many.
The naming custom isn't all that strict, in reality.
Ta, L.
Or he might have some other name combo -- perhaps Ezar never liked his name, and chose not to have it inflicted on his grandson, preferring to honor someone else. Or maybe Serg wouldn't have it. The possibilities are many.
The naming custom isn't all that strict, in reality.
Ta, L.
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This isn’t a ?, just a word of thanks. I was introduced to the Vorkosigan saga this June and today I finished Gentleman Jole and the Red Queen. Thank you so very much for creating this universe full of crazy, real, lovable characters! For the last 5 months your books brought me hours of joy but also made me think and question myself. A separate “thank you”for the latter.
Christi Bell
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Hi. As so many I am very grateful for your books. Cordelia was something of a role model for me. Her pragmatism about government, about God, about life, and about parenting helped shape the way I view many of those things. I believe I am a better mother, a better social worker and even a better government employee because of how you wrote her. I hope there are more Vorkosigan/Barrayar stories to come?
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