Emma Pattee's debut novel "Tilt" unfolds on the day the long-anticipated Cascadia earthquake hits Portland, following pregnant Annie who is on her way home. The narrative captures her experiences, highlighting both joyful and tragic moments while she traverses the city. Pattee, an environmental journalist, draws on extensive research to craft a compelling portrayal that resonates with Portland's residents. The book's influences include works by Nathan Gilles and Kathryn Schultz, aiming to deliver a realistic insight into disaster preparation and community resilience.
Emma Pattee's debut novel "Tilt" presents a vivid portrait of Portland during a catastrophic earthquake, exploring human resilience through the eyes of a pregnant woman.
Pattee's narrative reflects her commitment to research, drawing parallels with notable works in disaster literature, aiming to depict what a Cascadia earthquake might mean for Portland.
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