What are some good post-apocolyptic novels?

On the Beach by Neville Shute fits the bill

La Planète des Singes, by Pierre Boulle -

although that might be a bit far fetched for you.

1984, George Orwell

The Last Man by Mary Shelly

(post plague rather than war - the granny of pa fiction)

By the Waters of Babylon by Stephen Vincent Benét

The Martian Chronicles, Ray Bradbury

The Postman by David Brin

Farnham's Freehold by Robert Heinlein

All These Things I’ve Done – Zevin

Battle Royale - Takami

Birthmarked - O'Brien

Delirium – Oliver

Divergent - Roth

Feed – Anderson

Incarceron - Fisher

Life As We Knew It - Pfeffer

Matched Series – Condie

Noughts & Crosses - Blackman

Shatter Me - Mafi

The Bar Code Tattoo – Weyn

The Maze Runner - Dashner

Unwind - Shusterman

Variant - Robison Wells

Wither - DeStefano

Wool – Hugh Howey

Post-Apocalypse Dead Letter Office by Nathan Poell

A Gift Upon the Shore by M. K. Wren

The Stand--Stephen King (The apocolypse replaced right into a deadly disease that wiped out a great style of the inhabitants, then people who stay best chum themselves with the servants of God and the servants of evil.) The White Plague--Frank Herbert (a guy who's upset that a terrorist attack committed via the IRA with a Lybian bomb in retaliation for strikes via the English killed his spouse takes his revenge via unleashing dying to all women human beings from those international places--and it spreads previous those borders, and the protagonist has very exciting inner struggles with himself over what he has finished.)

The stand by Steven king

My favorite is the book, The Stand by Steven King.

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