Glen Cook is not only one of those rare writers whose talent is equally capable of science fiction and fantasy, but also a writer who has the most original feature: the science fiction novels that came out from his pen are, according to him, in the same words, often “fantasy, only dressed in camouflage.” But, perhaps, one of Cook’s most unusual works was “The Dark War” - a bizarre combination of features of fantasy and traditional “space opera”, the story of a distant planet on which humanoid wolves built their strange civilization. The story of a brutal interspecies battle between carriers of contradictory psi forces, the story of a struggle that is humanly sophisticated and wolfishly ruthless...