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Apocalyptic Books Where the Apocalypse Is Never Explained

My favourite genre of apocalypse novel is one where the nature of what ends civilization as we know it is never quite explained. Maybe it's hinted at, or maybe you know WHAT happened but not HOW or WHY it happened. And that's usually because that's not the point. An unknowable catastrophe, one that can't be predicted or understood, is far more frightening than something as simple as asteroids or zombies.
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The Road (Cormac McCarthy)
The Road (Cormac McCarthy)
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Dhalgren
Dhalgren
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Ice
Ice
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Dayworld (Philip Jose Farmer)
Dayworld (Philip Jose Farmer)
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Wraeththu
Wraeththu
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Darkness and Dawn (George Allan England)
Darkness and Dawn (George Allan England)
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The Wall (Marlen Haushofer)
The Wall (Marlen Haushofer)
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False Dawn (Chelsea Quinn Yarbro)
False Dawn (Chelsea Quinn Yarbro)
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Engine Summer (John Crowley)
Engine Summer (John Crowley)
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In the Country of Last Things
In the Country of Last Things
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Tea From an Empty Cup (Pat Cadigan)
Tea From an Empty Cup (Pat Cadigan)
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Vanishing Point (Michaela Roessner)
Vanishing Point (Michaela Roessner)
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Night Work (Thomas Glavinic)
Night Work (Thomas Glavinic)
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The Female Man (Joanna Russ)
The Female Man (Joanna Russ)
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We Stand on Guard (Brian K Vaughan)
We Stand on Guard (Brian K Vaughan)
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Amatka (Karin Tidbeck)
Amatka (Karin Tidbeck)
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Annihilation
Annihilation
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The Martian Chronicles
The Martian Chronicles
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