1965 Hugo Award winner for best novel.
"It began so quietly that nobody except a few frightened scientists even suspected what might be happening . . .
"Then suddenly one day, it was there. It came without malice, an elemental force, a climactic power greater than any the Earth had ever seen in its billions of years of evolution, a phenomenon which reduced this planet to the size of an anthill pushed out of the way by a bulldozer. Men called it the Wanderer.
"Yet despite its vast impersonality, to each human being on Earth the Wanderer spelled something personal - after all, death is very personal indeed. And the Wanderer meant death for millions. But for others - many, many others - it was something else again. . . "
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