The Wanderer (Fritz Leiber novel)

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The Wanderer

Cover of first edition (paperback)
Author Fritz Leiber
Country United States
Language English
Genre(s) Science Fiction novel
Publisher Ballantine Books
Publication date 1964
Media type Print (Hardcover & Paperback)
Pages 318 pp
ISBN NA

The Wanderer (ISBN 1-58586-049-2) is the title of a science fiction novel by Fritz Leiber about a wandering planet that enters the solar system. It won the 1965 Hugo Award for Best Novel.

The book is obviously a variation on the classic short story "The Star" by H.G.Wells which describes the passage of a wandering star near Earth and its devastating consequences. However, by substituting a wandering planet for a star, and making that planet inhabited, leiber made possible additional story lines not availble in the original.

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