Azrevread wrote:There were lots of unexpected plot twists in the novel.. The novel was compelling because the stories relating to the different characters happened before and after the devastating event. I rate the story at 3 out of 4 stars, and plan to read it again when I have more time. I would recommend Station Eleven to readers who like reading science fiction short stories or dystopian novels.
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Of course, living through a real pandemic does beg the question of how plausible the Goergia Flu is. Even the Black Death wiped out "only" about a third of Europe's population, as opposed to over 90 percent. It also took a lot longer than just a few weeks, too.