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Station Eleven

by Emily St. John Mandel (2014)

About this book

Twenty years after a devastating pandemic collapses global civilization, a nomadic troupe of actors and musicians called The Traveling Symphony roams the settlements of the Great Lakes performing Shakespeare.

Setting / LocationGreat Lakes Region & Toronto
Story EraPost-Flu Apocalyptic Future
Protagonist / CoreKirsten Raymonde & The Traveling Symphony

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