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Keith Laumer's Books
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Earthblood & Other StoriesAn epic novel of humanity pushed to the brink of existence–and fighting back with a dash of grit and a sense of humor by Bolo and Retief series...Read More -
Bolos: Their Finest HourControlled by their tireless electronic brains which were programmed to admit no possibility of defeat, the gigantic robot tanks known as Bolos were...Read More
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A Plague of DemonsA complete novel of science fiction adventure and a host of short novels in one large volume. A Plague of Demons: One man found out the secret behind...Read More
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The Smallest Minority, October 8, 2011
...Back in 2004 Oh John Ringo No and Linda Evans published a Sci-Fi novel written in Keith Laumer's Bolo universe. For those not acquainted, a Bolo is a self-aware armored fighting machine. By the time the protagonist of this novel, a Bolo Mk. XX,...
SF Signal, September 1, 2011
...by Ellen Datlow (Tor Books) Bloodstone (A Deadtown Novel) by Nancy Holzner (Ace) Bolos: Their Finest Hour by Keith Laumer & David Weber (Baen) Bones of Empire by William C. Dietz (Ace) Book of Human Insects by Osamu Tezuka (Vertical) Briarpatch...
Sci-Fi Fan Letter, August 1, 2011
...With the exception of the Carina titles, this list is compiled using the Chapters/Indigo website and therefore indicate Canadian release dates for books. If I've missed a title, mention it in the comments and I'll add it to the...
and another thing ..., July 22, 2011
...13 year-old-self is furious that I’ve left works like Hammers Slammers by David Drake and Bolo by Keith Laumer off the list. For that version of Craig, science fiction + tanks = bliss. *Just my opinion...
Omnivoracious, May 19, 2011
...that might not be hugely known these days? John Scalzi: In science fiction, I was a fan of Keith Laumer starting in my high school years; a number of folks see similarities between what Laumer was doing and what I do, especially in "The Android's Dream."...
Omnivoracious, May 19, 2011
...that might not be hugely known these days? John Scalzi: In science fiction, I was a fan of Keith Laumer starting in my high school years; a number of folks see similarities between what Laumer was doing and what I do, especially in "The Android's Dream."...
Chuqui 3.0, May 11, 2011
...a weirdly interesting book. If you can imaging Phillip K Dick going off on a long weekend with Keith Laumer’s Retief of the CDT , then you have some idea of what you’re in store for here. If you can’t; well, grab a copy and settle in...
