Any novel the settings is end of the world thanks...
Sorry bad English .
Use the category search and select 'Post Apocalypse'. There are over 300 stories with that tag.
I really enjoyed the Ashes series by William Johnstone
https://williamjohnstone.net/WWJ/Ashes.html
Thanks it's ok for me even if it was published book...
Dare I suggest The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham?
Dare I suggest The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham?
Absolutely. Truly a one-of-a-kind story. I've read it three times over the decades.
Thanks it's ok for me even if it was published book...
Dare I suggest The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham?
The Chrysalids remains one of my firm favourites
Thanks it's ok for me even if it was published book...
What kind of story do you want? I mean, I love me a Mad Max (or Damnation Alley) full burn action quest... but I also like stories that have ideas about the slow regression of civilization to hunter/gatherer nomads (Earth Abides is probably my favorite) or the total despair of waiting for the end to catch up in stories like On The Beach.
And of course there is one of my favorites, 'Emergence' by David R. Palmer. He has a sequel as well, but I haven't read much of that one yet.
And of course there is one of my favorites, 'Emergence' by David R. Palmer. He has a sequel as well, but I haven't read much of that one yet.
Threshold wasn't a sequel to Emergence. If you're talking about Tracking, that was in three issues of Analog and not an actual, stand alone novel. Dammit. (I did, however, find a pdf of it, which I will see if it's readable. I thoroughly enjoyed both Threshold and Emergence back in the day, and then he didn't have anything else ...
Some lists
https://storiesonline.net/stories/bytag/post-apocalypse
http://webfictionguide.com/science-fiction+post-apocalyptic/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_apocalyptic_and_post-apocalyptic_fiction
Some of My Favorites here which did not use the tag:
By hammingbyrd7:
The Aina Timeline serie
The Preacher Man
Homebodies by Al Steiner
It's my party also by hammingbyrd7
Some stories set in the Eight World universe by John Varley
A classic: Alas Babylon by Pat Frank.
What is amazing to me is that it is just as relevant and just as powerful as it wsa when it was first published 60 years ago.