I’ll find myself rereading the rapturous praise on the cover ... "Station Eleven," but this book doesn’t feel like a cynical retread. The storylines in "Sea of Tranquility" reference one ...

and existential crisis that was 2020 into a beautiful new novel — meet Sea of Tranquility. Coming right off the heels of last year's The Glass Hotel, Mandel's latest book will be published on ...

“Sea of Tranquility,” Emily St. John Mandel’s new novel, demanded that I read it all in one day. There are few things more exhilarating (to me, at least) than tearing through a book because it’s just ...

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And clearly history repeats itself in Sea of Tranquility, when a new pandemic in 2203 makes Olive's book the most unputdownable lockdown read. This meta narrative comes as no surprise, as Mandel's ...

Could our entire planet be due for reconfiguration? Certainly. For as one character in Ms. Mandel’s novel “Sea of Tranquility” points out: “No star burns forever . . . the world will ...

In the book Sea of Tranquility by Emily St. John Mandel, the third-party narrator reveals all the connections between the lives of the characters. Most science fiction novels are not subtle. But, ...

In 2022, these were the new books that left the strongest marks on me, emotionally or intellectually, sometimes both. The usual caveat applies: It's a ginormous universe of books out there ...

Sea of Tranquility opens on a would-be British colonizer ... He meets her on the latter end of a marathon book tour on Earth; after writing a runaway success novel about a fictional flu pandemic ...

“Sea of Tranquility” is an elegant demonstration ... who bears an uncanny resemblance to Emily St. John Mandel, is on a book tour around planet Earth. Emily St. John Mandel’s ‘Station ...

Sea of Tranquility zips through ... whose detective work ties everything together. The book’s title refers to one of the large basaltic plains on the moon, home to the first human colony, but the idea ...