Article about Station Eleven

[sasha_feather]

This is from January 2022:

Frank deserves better than "Station Eleven." So do disabled stories.
If anyone is built for surviving an apocalypse, it’s the disabled people who have been living it already
By Alison Stine

https://www.salon.com/2022/01/16/station-eleven-frank-disability-survival-sacrifice/

Content note for non-graphic discussion of suicide.

Comments

[davidgillon]

Good article, poor plotting! Station 11's been sitting in the to be read pile for ages (I picked it up really cheap on Kindle), but this doesn't encourage me to move it any closer to the top, down to the bottom if anything.

The "disabled people are well-equipped to survive the apocalypse"

[jesse_the_k]

trope is showing up more.

Three recent works I enjoyed (and lack the energy to fully review):

• Jason Walz' Last Pick graphic novel trilogy
• Corinne Duyvis' The Art of Saving the World
• Lucy Jane Bledsoe's The Evolution of Love

Less successful, but I did finish

• Laurie Frankel's One Two Three