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A Civil Campaign

  • 1999 first published
  • 416 pages
  • ★ 4.1 (11 ratings)
  • 9 editions

Lois McMaster Bujold's A Civil Campaign (1999) is a romantasy and sci-fi romance novel. It is set in Far Future. Characters include Miles Vorkosigan. Key subjects include comedy of manners, space opera and Miles Vorkosigan.

Open Library readers give it an average of 4.1 out of 5 from 11 ratings, and 16 more have it on their want-to-read list. It has been published in 9 editions.

It runs to roughly 416 pages — 7–8 hours of reading at an average pace.

About A Civil Campaign

Miles Vorkosigan launches a campaign to win the heart of Ekatarina, whose former husband died as a result of Miles' investigations in the book *Komarr*, by the same author. As a member of the Vor class, Miles and Ekatarina are constrained by many social strictures. Because Miles is politically important, he and his actions are under close scrutiny and subject to various forms of political and social attack. The book is a comedy of manners, very well done so that we seldom look up and wonder why the characters don't just cut to the chase.
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Themes, setting & tropes

Genres

Era

  • Far Future

Characters

  • Miles Vorkosigan

Subjects

  • Science Fiction
  • Comedy of manners
  • Romance
  • Space opera
  • Miles Vorkosigan
  • American Science fiction
  • Science fiction
  • Fantasy romance
  • Action & adventure science fiction

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Quick answers

Who wrote A Civil Campaign?

A Civil Campaign was written by Lois McMaster Bujold and first published in 1999.

What genre is A Civil Campaign?

It is usually shelved as Romantasy, Science Fiction Romance and Adventure.

How long is A Civil Campaign?

The median edition has 416 pages, about 7–8 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.

What books are similar to A Civil Campaign?

Readers who like it often enjoy The Morcai Battalion, Replay and A Darker Shade of Magic.

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