The Wanderer: The Planet That Ate the Moon and the Cat Woman Who Pulled a Man Out of a Tsunami
The Wanderer by Fritz Leiber won the 1965 Hugo. Full plot: a rogue planet eats the Moon, Tigerishka, the trial and the Stranger, and the ending.
Hugo and Nebula Best Novel winners, one per weekend, oldest to newest.
The Wanderer by Fritz Leiber won the 1965 Hugo. Full plot: a rogue planet eats the Moon, Tigerishka, the trial and the Stranger, and the ending.
The Man in the High Castle by Philip K. Dick won the 1963 Hugo. Full plot, characters and ending of the Axis-wins alternate history, plus where it sits.
Double Star by Robert A. Heinlein won the 1956 Hugo for Best Novel. A ham actor impersonates a kidnapped politician and never gets to stop. Full plot and legacy.
A Case of Conscience by James Blish won the 1959 Hugo. A Jesuit decides a perfect alien world is Satan’s work. Full plot, characters and ending.
The Big Time by Fritz Leiber won the 1958 Hugo. A time war, a bar outside space and time, and a live atomic bomb. Full plot, characters and ending.
The Demolished Man by Alfred Bester won the very first Best Novel Hugo in 1953. A telepathic murder, an ending that punishes without killing, and a huge legacy.