Christian Cameron
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Christian Gordon Cameron (born August 16, 1962), also known as Miles Cameron and Gordon Kent (used for those novels written with his father, author Kenneth Cameron), is a Canadian
Biography
Cameron was born in the US, in
Christian and Kenneth Cameron proposed their first novel while Christian was still in the Navy. It was published in 1998 as Night Trap in the UK and Rules of Engagement in the United States. In 2002, Cameron wrote his first solo novel, Washington and Caesar, which was published by HarperCollins in the UK and Random House in the US. Also in 2002, Cameron moved to Canada and married his wife, Sarah. They have one child, Beatrice.
Fictional works
Alan Craik series, written with Kenneth Cameron
The Alan Craik series of espionage thrillers was conceived by the Camerons on a camping trip in the
Tyrant series
The Tyrant series was born in the classrooms of the Classics Department of the University of Toronto, where Cameron decided to write a series of historical novels in 2003. From 2003 to the present, Cameron has written six Tyrant novels: Tyrant (2008),. Cameron also produced a single-volume fictional biography of Alexander entitled God of War which ties into the Tyrant series. God of War was published in 2012.
Long War series
The Long War series is Cameron's second historical series, also published by Orion in the UK. Cameron's series covers the
Chivalry series
The Chivalry series is Cameron's third historical series, also published by Orion (May 2013). Based loosely around the exploits of Sir William Gold, one of
Traitor Son Cycle
Originally planned as a trilogy, and extended to a five book[3] fantasy series with an alternative medieval setting. The major story arc takes the Red Knight from the relative obscurity of command of a little-known mercenary company to fame, international renown, worldly power, and confrontation with the real powers of his world and perhaps with his own belief system.
Masters and Mages
A magical fantasy alternate medieval setting fictional universe, written after the conclusion of the Traitor Son pentalogy, planned as a trilogy.[4]
Bibliography
As Gordon Kent
Alan Craik series
- Night Trap (1998). Published as Rules of Engagement in the USA.
- Peacemaker (2002)
- Top Hook (2002)
- Hostile Contact (2003)
- Force Protection (2004)
- Damage Control (2005)
- The Spoils of War (2006)
- The Falconer's Tale (2007)
As Christian Cameron
Tyrant Series
- Tyrant (2008)
- Storm of Arrows (2009)
- Funeral Games (2010)
- King of the Bosporus (2011)
- Destroyer of Cities (2013)
- Force of Kings (2014)
Long War Series
- Killer of Men (2010)
- Marathon (2011)
- Poseidon's Spear (2012)
- The Great King (2014)
- Salamis (2015)
- The Rage of Ares (2016)
- Treason of Sparta (2023)
Chivalry series
- The Ill-Made Knight (2013)
- The Long Sword (2014)
- The Green Count (2017)
- Sword of Justice (2018)
- Hawkwood's Sword (2021)
Tom Swan Serials (6 or 7 to a complete novel)
- Tom Swan and the Head of St George 1: Castillon (2012)
- Tom Swan and the Head of St George 2: Venice (2012)
- Tom Swan and the Head of St George 3: Constantinople (2012)
- Tom Swan and the Head of St George 4: Rome (2013)
- Tom Swan and the Head of St George 5: Rhodes (2013)
- Tom Swan and the Head of St George 6: Chios (2013)
- Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade 1 (2014)
- Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade 2 (2014)
- Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade 3 (2014)
- Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade 4 (2015)
- Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade 5 (2015)
- Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade 6 (2015)
- Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade 7 (2015)
- Tom Swan and Last Spartans 1 (2016)
- Tom Swan and Last Spartans 2 (2016)
- Tom Swan and Last Spartans 3 (2017)
- Tom Swan and Last Spartans 4 (2017)
- Tom Swan and Last Spartans 5 (2017)
Commander series
- The New Achilles (2019)
- The Last Greek (2020)
Other novels
- Washington and Caesar (2003)
- God of War (2012)
As Miles Cameron
Traitor Son Cycle
- The Red Knight (2012)
- The Fell Sword (2014)
- The Dread Wyrm (2015)
- The Plague of Swords (2016)
- The Fall of Dragons (2017)
- The Messenger's Tale I (2013) — short story prequel to The Red Knight[5]
- The Messenger's Tale II (2014) — short story set between The Fell Sword and The Dread Wyrm[6]
Masters and Mages
The Age of Bronze
Other Novels
- Artifact Space (2021)[11]
References
- ^ "A brainy Hellenistic bromance". The Globe and Mail. March 10, 2010. Retrieved March 12, 2011.
- S2CID 20028109.
- ^ Shelley Power. "Traitor Son Cycle book 3 question". Hippeis (Christian Cameron).[permanent dead link]
- ^ a b Christian Cameron (13 August 2018). "No Writer is an Island". The Worlds of Christian/Miles Cameron.
- ^ Miles Cameron, "The Messenger's Tale I", Hippeis (Christian Cameron)
- ^ Miles Cameron, "The Messenger's Tale II", Hippeis (Christian Cameron)
- ^ "Dark Forge • Christian Cameron". 17 September 2019.
- ^ "Bright Steel • Christian Cameron". 9 December 2019.
- ^ "Against All Gods • Miles Cameron". 23 June 2022.
- ^ "Storming Heaven • Miles Cameron". 20 July 2023.
- ^ "Artifact Space".
External links
- Official forum website: http://www.hippeis.com/
- Official author website: https://christiancameronauthor.com/
- Author's American Revolution period reenacting group Archived 2010-01-11 at the Wayback Machine
- NFP Historical organization