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Loading... Envoy to New Worlds (Jaime Retief Series #1)by Keith Laumer
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Best Sci-Fi Ever Written! By far the greatest sci-fi series ever written. Follow James Retief and Ben Magnun on thier action packed, tounge-in-cheek adventures across the galaxy. The Retief series started out as a series of short stories published the various science fiction pulps during the 1950's through to the 1960's. These are classic sci-fi as it was written before the days of the moon landing. All together there were more than 60 stories about Retief's space adventures. After the death of Keith Laumer, editors began to compile collections of these classic pulp fiction stories into a book series. Each collection contains 3 to 5 or more stories. Of the series Retief and the Warlords is my fave! If you like Douglas Adams' Hitchhicker's Guide to the Galaxy than you're sure to love Retief. 0.020 seconds to build listing no reviews | add a review
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"I suggest we use Tennessee rules," said Retief. "They're very liberal: biting, gouging, stomping, kneeling, and, of course, choking, as well as the usual punching, shoving, and kicking." "Hmmm. These gambits seem geared to forms employing rigid endo-skeletons; I fear I shall be at a disadvantage." "Of course," Retief said, "if you'd prefer a more plebian type of contest . . ." "By no means. But perhaps we could rule out tentacle-twisting, just to even the balance."
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