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In Lois McMaster Bujold's Barrayar series, I can't recall any mention of Barrayar having a moon or of there being any other planets in its solar system. Are there any references to them in the books?










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  • @Martha Our current consensus about author tags suggests we use them only when asking about the author's life, or about overarching themes in an author's work that are not confined to a single work or a franchise.

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  • @Martha Our current consensus about author tags suggests we use them only when asking about the author's life, or about overarching themes in an author's work that are not confined to a single work or a franchise.

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@Gallifreyan: why'd you remove the Lois McMaster Bujold tag?

– Martha
Jun 26 '17 at 22:08







@Gallifreyan: why'd you remove the Lois McMaster Bujold tag?

– Martha
Jun 26 '17 at 22:08















@Martha Our current consensus about author tags suggests we use them only when asking about the author's life, or about overarching themes in an author's work that are not confined to a single work or a franchise.

– Gallifreyan
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@Martha Our current consensus about author tags suggests we use them only when asking about the author's life, or about overarching themes in an author's work that are not confined to a single work or a franchise.

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Barrayar had two unnamed satellites, according to this source.




Two. Smaller than Earth's moon. Names and colors not specified. (25 Dec 1998)







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Barrayar had two unnamed satellites, according to this source.




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