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The Stone Dogs is a 1990 alternate-history novel by S. M. Stirling and the third volume of the Draka trilogy. It depicts a late twentieth-century confrontation between the expansionist Domination of the Draka and the Alliance for Democracy, rival blocs whose competition extends into advanced weapons and space technology.
Written for readers of speculative military and political fiction, it concludes the trilogy's account of a world transformed by the Draka state.
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Where does The Stone Dogs fit in S. M. Stirling's Draka books?
The Stone Dogs is S. M. Stirling's 1990 alternate-history novel and the third volume of the Draka trilogy. It serves as the concluding book in that three-volume sequence.
Who are the Draka fighting in The Stone Dogs?
The central conflict is between the expansionist Domination of the Draka and the Alliance for Democracy. They are rival political blocs whose competition drives the novel's late twentieth-century setting.
What historical period does The Stone Dogs revisit?
The novel projects its alternate history into the late twentieth century. It imagines the Draka and the Alliance competing across that modern-era world.
Is The Stone Dogs a conventional historical novel?
No, it is alternate history, written by S. M. Stirling and published in 1990. Its plot changes the political balance of the twentieth century by making the Draka a major expansionist power.
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