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Keith Laumer (1925–1993) drew on his own foreign-service career for the Retief stories, in which a two-fisted galactic diplomat repeatedly saves a bumbling Corps from itself, comic, cynical and quietly pointed. His Bolo stories, about vast sentient war machines, went the other way into elegy and honour. A former Air Force officer and diplomat, he wrote with a distinctive blend of action, satire and craft.
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