Station Eleven
Description
In the wake of a devastating pandemic that collapses civilization, a nomadic troupe of actors and musicians, known as The Traveling Symphony, endeavors to keep art and humanity alive across the scattered settlements of the Great Lakes region. Their journey is fraught with peril, especially when they encounter a dangerous prophet who threatens their very existence. Through a narrative that artfully weaves between the past and the altered present, the story explores the profound connections that bind people together, even in the face of unimaginable loss. This spellbinding novel delves into themes of memory, art, survival, and the enduring power of human connection.
Available Editions
hardcover
National Geographic Books
Published Sep 9, 2014
352 pages
ISBN: 9780385353304
paperback
HarperAvenue
Published Sep 9, 2014
352 pages
ISBN: 9781443434867
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First Published
2014
Language
eng
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Content and trigger warnings for Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel.