Dogs of War

Style and Technique

Adrian Tchaikovsky's «Dogs of War» is distinguished by a unique style that combines elements of science fiction and military drama. The author employs clear and concise language to convey the complex moral and ethical dilemmas faced by the characters. Literary techniques include the use of internal monologue and first-person perspective, allowing a deeper understanding of the inner world of the protagonist, a biologically modified being named Rex. The narrative structure is designed to gradually immerse the reader in a world where the boundaries between human and machine are blurred, and questions of free will and responsibility become central themes. Tchaikovsky masterfully creates tension and emotional depth through dialogues and descriptions that bring the book's world to life.