Station Eleven

Livre relié, 333 pages

Langue : Fr

Publié 24 novembre 2016 par Payot et rivages.

ISBN :
978-0-385-35330-4
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Numéro OCLC :
866615101
Goodreads:
20170404

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Dans un monde où la civilisation s’est effondrée suite à une pandémie foudroyante, une troupe d’acteurs et de musiciens nomadise entre de petites communautés de survivants pour leur jouer du Shakespeare. Un répertoire qui en est venu à représenter l’espoir et l’humanité au milieu de la désolation.

5 éditions

Outstanding

A book I have kept thinking of years after reading it. Great prose, plot, characters, universe - it has it all.

My favorite scenes are of Jeevan and Frank in Toronto as the pandemic is unfolding.

Hold my Shakespeare...

A surprisingly "civil" story about believable characters trying to eke it out in the aftermath of a grand fall.

Made me think of Covid and The Last of us.

Gripping Read

This was recommended to me and I went in knowing very little about it.

I found it to be a really gripping novel; hard to put down. I was really excited to see how the characters lives intersected and how they handled the trauma of the devastating pandemic.

The book tells the story of the characters at various stages of their lives ranging from many years before the pandemic, to around 20 years after. This gives a really interesting perspective on the characters, and keeps the pace of the book fast and interesting.

Highly recommended!

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