Like Station Eleven, it examines how one event—in this case the toppling of a Bernie Madoff-esque schemer—impacts a large group of seemingly unconnected characters. But if Station Eleven is a novel ...

How does one follow up a National Book Award nominee? With something completely different, of course. Emily St. John Mandel’s new novel is more grounded in reality and smallercent, a young woman whose ...

With the coronavirus moving rapidly around the world, it feels both eerie and well-timed to be reviewing Emily St. John Mandel’s work. Of the author’s past four books, her last was “Station Eleven” ...

“Money is its own country,” according to author Emily St. John Mandel, and in her latest novel — ”The Glass Hotel” — Mandel explores exactly what people are willing to do in order to become a citizen ...

“The Glass Hotel” by Emily St. John Mandel; Alfred A. Knopf; 321 pages How does one follow up a National Book Award nominee? With something completely different, of course. Emily St. John Mandel's new ...

How does one follow up a National Book Award nominee? With something completely different, of course. Emily St. John Mandel’s new novel is more grounded in reality and smaller in scope than “Station ...