An Enchanting Tale of Humanity, Destiny, and Symphony

Off the Shelf By Jacquelyn Mitchard    |   Monday, March 14, 2016 Thanks to its description as post-apocalyptic science fiction, I initially thought Station Eleven was something to avoid. I’m glad I didn’t, because it is a triumph. It glitters like a dark star, leaving the reader enchanted, authentically moved, and somehow longing for the gallant, threadbare humanity of a ruined world. This slender book feels immense—though sparely told, it never shrugs off the import it claims. READ MORE