Station Eleven

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Station Eleven
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Science Fiction

Station Eleven

Emily St. John Mandel
Edition year 2026
Binding Paper
Illustrator Zoë van Dijk
Pages 344
Dimensions 24.1 × 17.2 cm

Edition details

Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel. Frontispiece and 6 colour illustrations, including one double-page spread by Zoë van Dijk. Introduced by the author. Orange endpapers. Bound in yellow textured paper, printed and blocked with a wrap-around colour picture by the artist. Black slipcase printed on front with a monochrome picture. 24.1x17.2cm. 344pp. (140 copies were signed by the author on a tipped in sheet for a £125 extra).

About the book

Emily St. John Mandel's Station Eleven moves between the years before and after a devastating pandemic that collapses modern civilisation. Among its central figures are actor Arthur Leander, young Kirsten Raymonde and the Travelling Symphony, a group of musicians and performers who move between settlements around the Great Lakes. The novel connects art, memory, survival and human relationships across time, asking what people choose to preserve when familiar institutions disappear.

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