When you have a list of over 400 books on your to-read list, you tend to forget that you put some of them on the list. Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel is one of those books. I used the randomizer on my Goodreads list to give me my next book after Landline. It gave me Station Eleven. I tried racking my brain, willing myself to recall when I put this on my list and my mind couldn’t come up anything. I guess that is what happens with over 400 books on your list. Station Eleven is about the post-collapse United States and Canada and the characters that have lived through it (and some that haven’t). A flu broke out in Toronto that had an incubation period of less than 24 hours once exposed. Only 1 in 3000 survived the outbreak. Everything is gone - electricity, internet, gas, everything that we take for granted all gone in a couple of years. The story moves back and forth between pre-collapse and post-collapse as well as between 3 main character lives. Spanning the co