Dogs of War

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320
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Military authors have entered the mainstream science fiction genre and continue to leave their mark. David Drake pays homage to his own sub-genre by collecting ten classic stories of men-at-arms by top writers including himself.

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5.0
3 reviews
Michael “KepperMN” Keepper
May 18, 2014
Excellent collection of timeless classic military science fiction stories to savor! There are thought provoking but enjoyable reading. SciFic for the intellect but emotionally appealing! The soldier's life is basically the same from stone age to space age.
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Abraham Edelheit
February 14, 2018
Anthology including some of the best military sci fi on the market, edited by the author of the Hammers Slammers series.
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About the author

David Drake was born on September 24, 1945, in Dubuque, Iowa. He attended University of Iowa, where he graduated with a degree in History (with honors) and Latin. He then attended Duke Law School. He was drafted out of law school, served in the army for two years and then returned to school. He worked as an Assistant Town Attorney of Chapel Hill and then part-time as a city bus driver before he became a full-time writer. Drake is considered a master of Science Fiction and Fantasy. The Hammer's Slammers, military science fiction, was his first published series. His other titles include Northworld series, The Dragon Lord, Starliner, Ranks of Bronze, and Redliners. In recognition of his work, he won a World Fantasy award in 1976. He currently resides in North Carolina.

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