Station Eleven is Emily St. John Mandelin award-winning apocalyptic science fiction for 2014. Book Drawing applause, such as the 2015 Arthur C. Clarke Award, ranking otherwise past Emmi East Beach The Header's book. The prize was definitely deserved, as this is one of the best works of today's Science. Readers are also enough, for example, in the Helsinki Metropolitan Libraries, the queuing time is months. The book has become increasingly relevant, as it says 99% of the world's population from a deadly swine flu pandemic. The narrative passes nonlinearly in the past, the beginning of the pandemic and in the Postapalacyptic future. Unnecessary spoils of the liner junction was built at the beginning of the book at the beginning of the book. Each character has some kind of surprising Side Arthur. It was expected that the book was decided to make a TV series. HBO wrap your sleeve and began to produce a ten-part mini series. The tragicone is that the production decision...