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  Pat Frank, "Alas, Babylon"
  Nevil Shute, "On the beach"
  George Stewart, "Earth abides"
  Andre Norton, "Daybreak: 2250 AD" (or some such date)
  Larry Niven, "World out of time"
  Spider Robinson, "Telempath"
For rather different viewpoints, try
  Poul Anderson, "Brainwave"
  Kurt Vonnegut, "Cat's cradle"
  
Humfph.  Most of these are 25-30 years old.  Stewart will probably
be hard to find;  I think Norton was reprinted within the past 10
years, and Anderson was just reprinted.  Can't find my copy of
"When worlds collide," and don't recall whether that was Philip Wylie
alone or Wylie and Balmer.  Oh --
  Edgar Pangborn, "Davy"
  Clifford Simak, "City"
  Walter M. Miller Jr., "A canticle for Leibowitz"
  
These last two won International Fantasy Awards back in the 50s
-- "City" before Hugos even, I seem to recall.