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Titles in This Set
1. Station Eleven
2. Last Night in Montreal
3. The Singer's Gun
4. The Lola Quartet
5. The Glass Hotel
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Picador
Age Range: Adult
Overview
Discover the acclaimed literary world of Emily St. John Mandel in this five-book paperback collection. From the haunting, post-apocalyptic vision of Station Eleven to the quiet menace of her earlier novels, this set brings together five beautifully written, character-driven stories. Perfect for established fans filling gaps in their collection or new readers wanting to explore one of contemporary fiction's most distinctive voices in a single, great-value bundle.
About the Book(s)
Station Eleven opens on a snowy night in Toronto as a famous actor collapses on stage, and unfolds into a sweeping story of a travelling symphony performing Shakespeare across the ruins of a post-pandemic world, exploring what endures when civilisation collapses. Last Night in Montreal, Mandel's acclaimed debut, follows Lilia, a woman who has spent her life leaving people behind, haunted by fragmented childhood memories and a private investigator who has never stopped searching for her. The Singer's Gun traces Anton Waker's attempt to build an honest life after a shadowy past catches up with him just as he prepares for his wedding and a longed-for promotion. The Lola Quartet follows four former high-school musicians a decade after their final concert, when a chance photograph of a little girl forces one of them to confront a disappearance he thought was long buried. The Glass Hotel centres on Vincent, a bartender at a remote luxury hotel, and the financier whose glittering Ponzi scheme sets in motion a story of money, guilt and vanishing. Together, these five novels showcase Mandel's gift for interlocking narratives and morally complex characters, spanning literary suspense to speculative fiction.
About the Author
Emily St. John Mandel is a Canadian novelist whose work spans literary and speculative fiction. She is best known for Station Eleven, a finalist for the National Book Award and winner of the Arthur C. Clarke Award, later adapted into a celebrated television series. Her novels are known for their intricate, time-shifting structures, richly drawn characters and atmospheric prose. Mandel's writing has earned widespread critical acclaim and a dedicated international readership across her growing body of work.
Why You'll Love This Collection
This set gathers five of Emily St. John Mandel's finest novels in one place, offering hours of absorbing, beautifully written fiction. Whether you're discovering her for the first time or completing your collection, these brand new paperbacks are a wonderful addition to any bookshelf.
Please Note: Cover art may vary slightly from the image shown, and ISBNs reflect the current UK paperback editions.
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