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“A jaw-dropping science fiction artbook . . . This quiet, sad adventure is an excellent and
visually stunning addition to any graphic novel, art, or science fiction collection.― Source:
Publishers Weekly (starred)“A haunting illustrated novel. . . . Readers of bleak, emotionally
rich dystopian science fiction will be fascinated with the way Stålenhag doles out details—all
the way to the open-ended, heartbreaking conclusion.― Source: Booklist (starred)“An aweinspiring
vision of a species committing suicide, perhaps to be reborn as something new. [. . .] The
Electric State is a striking and strangely compelling work of science fiction gothic. Providing a
series of snapshots of an alternate Earth of yesteryear, it tells the story of how that world ended.―
Source: New York Journal of Books'One part art-book, one part picture-book—the mundanity of
everyday relationships play out alongside science fiction imagery that is as beautiful as it is
unsettling.' Source: Waypoint'[Simon Stålenhag's] stories crawl into my brain and mess with my
memory of history, time, and place. His art (photorealistic, washed out, laced in neon or icicles,
nostalgic and futuristic both at the same time) gets into my eyes and stays there. [. . .] If you're
anything like me, you'll take those images to bed with you for a long time and dream of
Stålenhag's America — lost to sand, to drought, to war, to loneliness, and stalked always by the
low, distant rumble of something terrible rising out of the earth and coming for you.' Source: NPR
Books'[The] mix of science fiction and real world pop-culture nostalgia is instantly compelling, but
there are layers to The Electric State that take the story beyond surface value. [. . .] In a way, it
is an extremely American story, bringing together themes like the intersection of war and
technology; fire-and-brimstone religion and its effect on LGBT youth; families separated by great
physical distance while still being a part of the same country.' Source: Los Angeles Times Simon
Stålenhag is the internationally lauded artist and author of Tales from the Loop and Things
from the Flood, the narrative art books that stunned the world with a vision of an alternate 1980s
and '90s Scandinavia where technology has invaded the tranquil landscapes to form an entirely
new universe of the eerie and the nostalgic. He lives in Stockholm, Sweden.