If you were captivated by the post-apocalyptic journey of Yorick and Ampersand as they navigated a changed world in Y: The Last Man, you'll be drawn into Station Eleven. Mandel's novel follows a troupe of actors and musicians as they traverse a pandemic-ravaged North America, exploring survival, memory, and what endures after society collapses. Like Yorick’s odyssey, it blends suspenseful plotting with reflective, human moments.

If you enjoyed the dynamic ensemble in Y: The Last Man—from Agent 355’s fierce loyalty to Dr. Mann’s intellect and Yorick’s wit—Saga offers another unforgettable cast. Here, star-crossed lovers Alana and Marko, their newborn, and an oddball supporting crew navigate intergalactic dangers, family drama, and sharp-tongued banter, making for a fresh, character-driven adventure.

If you were gripped by the relentless drive of Yorick and his companions to reach Boston and beyond, The Road delivers a similarly tense journey. A father and son trek across a devastated landscape, clinging to hope as they confront danger and desolation at every turn. The novel’s stark prose and emotional core echo the existential urgency found in Y: The Last Man.

If you found yourself fascinated by the ethical dilemmas and imperfect heroes in Y: The Last Man—from Agent 355’s secretive actions to Yorick’s sometimes questionable decisions—The Girl With All the Gifts offers a fresh perspective. Melanie, a unique child in a world overrun by infection, and her protectors must navigate fraught moral territory and shifting alliances, making for a tense, thought-provoking read.

If it was the witty banter and darkly comic tone of Y: The Last Man—from Yorick’s sarcasm to the absurdity amidst disaster—that won you over, Good Omens is a perfect fit. This novel pairs an angel and a demon as they try to avert the apocalypse, blending sharp dialogue, satire, and heart with world-ending stakes.