I love the novel Station 11 but now I also love the television series, which I finished a couple of weeks ago. They are completely different aesthetic and emotional experiences, and the plots are radically different in some ways, similar in others. Each is a creative triumph. I was elated by the book, exhausted by the series, but both gripped me equally. that never happens! I highly recommend reading the book first.
Station Eleven: Great acting, beautiful cinematography, some really thoughtful and compelling episodes ... and a few that felt more scattershot. Some of the plotting felt like it got lost to the editing room floor, though the final episode wrapped things up in a heartfelt and fulfilling way.
I love the novel Station 11 but now I also love the television series, which I finished a couple of weeks ago. They are completely different aesthetic and emotional experiences, and the plots are radically different in some ways, similar in others. Each is a creative triumph. I was elated by the book, exhausted by the series, but both gripped me equally. that never happens! I highly recommend reading the book first.
Station Eleven: Great acting, beautiful cinematography, some really thoughtful and compelling episodes ... and a few that felt more scattershot. Some of the plotting felt like it got lost to the editing room floor, though the final episode wrapped things up in a heartfelt and fulfilling way.