Winner · Hugo Awards 1965
The Wanderer
by Fritz Leiber
novel by Fritz Leiber
All eyes were watching the eclipse of the Moon when the Wanderer--a huge, garishly colored artificial world--emerged. Only a few scientists even suspected its presence, and then, suddenly and silently, it arrived, dwarfing and threatening the Moon and wreaking havoc on Earth's tides and weather. Though the Wanderer is stopping in the solar system only to refuel, its mere presence is catastrophic. A tense, thrilling, and towering achievement. Winner of the Hugo Award for Best SF Novel of the Year!
Synopsis from Open Library.
- Language
- English
- Genre
- science fiction
Hugo Awards 1965
See all →
More by Fritz Leiber
Every prize →Fritz Leiber: Selected Stories
WinnerSmoke Ghost & Other Apparitions
The Dealings of Daniel Kesserich
The Leiber Chronicles: Fifty Years of Fritz Leiber
The Knight and Knave of Swords
The Ghost Light
WinnerThe Curse of the Smalls and the Stars
Horrible Imaginings
Horrible Imaginings
Horrible Imaginings
The Button Molder
WinnerShip of Shadows
Other Hugo Awards winners
All years →In My Country
WinnerInventing the Renaissance
WinnerNever Eaten Vegetables
WinnerThe Everlasting
WinnerThe River Has Roots
WinnerBetween Earth and Sky
WinnerStar Trek: Lower Decks—Warp Your Own Way
WinnerStitched to Skin Like Family Is
WinnerThe Four Sisters Overlooking the Sea
WinnerThe Tainted Cup
WinnerThe Tusks of Extinction
WinnerBetter Living Through Algorithms
WinnerImperial Radch
WinnerLa Gloire à tout prix
WinnerThe Year Without Sunshine
WinnerThornhedge
WinnerChildren of Time Series
WinnerNettle & Bone
WinnerRabbit Test
WinnerThe Space-Time Painter
Winner