Station Eleven

Station Eleven

Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel is a dystopian novel that weaves back and forth through time before and after a flu pandemic has ended US and Canadian civilization as everyone once knew it. I read this with @kraysbookclub and @downtogetthefictionon for their #notyomamasbookclub pick this month on Instagram. We follow Arthur a stage actor who suddenly dies onstage during a [...]

Vox

Vox

Vox by Christina Dalcher is a dystopian novel that takes place in the United States after a new extremist president has been elected. Women have been fitted with word counters and a daily allotment of 100 words per day. Speak over the allotment? The counter emits an electric shock to the left wrist that increases [...]

Red Clocks

Red Clocks

 Red Clocks by Leni Zumas is a dystopian novel that takes place in the US after Row v Wade has been overturned and the Personhood Amendment has been passed where abortion is illegal. The Personhood Amendment gives life, liberty and rights to every embryo at the time of conception and makes IVF illegal because the [...]