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Science Fiction · Melancholic

A travelling theatre company after a pandemic

Station Eleven

by Emily St. John Mandel

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2014Moderate readSteady pace

What it is about

Twenty years after a flu wipes out most of humanity, a troupe of actors and musicians travels the Great Lakes performing Shakespeare. Mandel’s 2014 novel moves between past and future.

Who will enjoy it

Readers who enjoy science fiction built on big ideas, with a melancholic mood and a steady pace. It is a read that rewards some attention.

Themes: Pandemic · Art · Survival

Screen adaptation

Station Eleven (TV, 2021)

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About the author

Emily St. John Mandel1 book on Tori Books

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