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| author = George R. Stewart
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| genre = Post-Apocalypse
| publication date = 1949
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A classic 1949 novel by George R. Stewart, which depicts the new tribal society which slowly arises in (the ruins of) Berkeley, California after most of humanity is wiped out by a viral plague. Features much rumination about ecology and human society. One of the first of the [[Cozy Catastrophe]] genre, and a major influence on [[Stephen King]]'s novel ''[[The Stand]]''.
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* [[Time Marches On]]: They name every year that passes, by the time the book ends it's into what would be the 1980's, not that anyone's keeping track.
* [[Wide-Eyed Idealist]]: Isherwood.
* [[World Half Empty]]:
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