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Feared and respected as the most effective soldiers humanity has ever known, the Dorsai find their reputation at risk when an invader attacks their planet, inhabited only by the Dorsai women who are left behind to defend it.

A portion of this book was published as "Brothers" in ASTOUNDING: John W. Campbell Memorial Anthology

CONTENTS

Prologue

Amanda Morgan

Interlude

Brothers

Epilogue

There are many legends on the planet of the Dorsai, the breeding ground for heroes. Here are two of them.

Lost Dorsai: The New Dorsai Companion contains the Hugo Award winning novella, Lost Dorsai, and Dickson's classic short story "Warrior."

A Hugo Award-winning novel of destiny and revenge. On the sixteen colonized worlds, mankind had changed: men of War on the Dorsai worlds, men of Faith on the Friendly worlds. Jamethon Black, a Friendly, is a true soldier, and a true man of faith. Now he must face a deadly enemy—an enemy whose defeat will forever separate him from the only woman he has ever loved.

Throughout humanity's Fourteen Worlds, no group is as feared and respected as the Dorsai. The ultimate warriors, they are known for their deadly rages, and ferocious independence… and unbending honor. No one man rules the Dorsai, but their mastery of the arts of war has made them the most valuable mercenaries in the human universe.

“Dorsai!” is the saga of Donal Graeme, the uniquely talented Dorsai, with powers beyond those of ordinary men. Once he ventures to the stars, the world of the Dorsai will be changed forever.

The novel was originally published in serialized form in , starting in May, 1959. A shorter, revised version was published in paperback by Ace in 1960 under the title . A re-edited and expanded version of the novel was published under its original serialized title, , by DAW in 1976. This version of the novel was reissued as one half of an omnibus edition, by Tor in 2002, The other novel contained in is (originally published 1979).

Nominated for Hugo Award for Best Novel in 1960.