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Tag Archives: Station Eleven
Bookworm: “The Girl on the Train”
Talk about a reading one-two punch. When I finished Emily St. John Mandel’s fantastic “Station Eleven,” I thought to myself, “Welp, that’ll be the best book I read in 2015.” But alas, I was wrong, wrong, wrong — because Paula Hawkins’ … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Hitchcock, authors, books, Charles Bukowski, commuting, curiosity, Emily St. John Mandel, Ernest Hemingway, Gillian Flynn, Gone Girl, haikus, Hitchcockian, inspiration, London, New York, novel, Paula Hawkins, poems, quotes, railfan, railfanning, reading, Station Eleven, suspenseful, tankas, The Girl on the Train, trains, voyeur
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Bookworm: “Station Eleven”
It’s easy these days to discount dystopian-set novels because there are just so many of them, but at the same time also really relate to them because, I mean, c’mon. We’re living in a downright scary time. Ebola, racial and social … Continue reading
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Tagged apocalypse, apocalyptic, authors, books, Bookworm, dystopia, dystopian, Emily St. John Mandel, end of the world, Justin Cronin, post-apocalyptic, reading, Station Eleven, The Passage, The Twelve, vampires
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