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Marching Through Georgia is a 1988 alternate-history novel by S. M. Stirling and the first book in the Draka sequence. It introduces the Draka, a militarized and authoritarian society based in southern Africa, and imagines their expansion into a world transformed by a different outcome of the Second World War.
The novel combines military campaigning with political speculation about slavery, empire, and social control, making it a work for readers interested in the Draka setting and dark alternate histories.
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What is Marching Through Georgia about?
The novel introduces the Draka, a militarized and authoritarian society based in southern Africa. It imagines their expansion into a world shaped by a different historical path.
Who wrote Marching Through Georgia?
Marching Through Georgia was written by S. M. Stirling. Published in 1988, it is the first book in the Draka sequence.
What are the Draka in the novel?
The Draka are an authoritarian society whose power is built around militarism, conquest, and social control. Their rise is the central alternate-history premise of the series.
Is Marching Through Georgia the first Draka book?
Yes, it begins S. M. Stirling's Draka sequence. Readers encounter the Draka's society and expansion before the later books develop the wider alternate world.
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