Gambler's World
Gambler's World
Gambler's World is a science fiction novel by Keith Laumer, written in the early 1960s. The story follows diplomat Retief as he navigates political intrigue and cultural complexities on a strange planet, facing an impending coup by the People's Anti-Fascist Freedom League (PAFFL). Utilizing gambling metaphors and sharp wit, Laumer explores themes of loyalty, self-interest, and the unpredictability of fate. Retief's clever maneuvers ultimately avert disaster and maintain a balance of power, prompting reflections on the intricacies of diplomacy and chance.


















