Emma Pattee's novel "Tilt" follows a woman who is 37-weeks pregnant when the Big One hits. Worse yet, the woman, Annie, is 37 ...

Emma Pattee’s first novel, “Tilt,” tells the story of a pregnant Portland woman who is shopping for a crib at IKEA when the Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake hits. Portland author Emma ...

Now, Annie is massively pregnant - 37 weeks. She's shopping at Ikea in Portland, Oregon, trying to wrestle a baby crib off the rack, when everything starts to shake. It's an earthquake - the big one.

My protagonist, Annie, 37 weeks pregnant, is shopping at IKEA for a crib. By sunset, she has completed a crosstown walk to the Buckman neighborhood in the company of Taylor, a young mother ...

People have done it for centuries and it’s worked.” After the crib, dresser and Ikea shelving unit were wedged into the room, there was no space left for a chair, much to both new parents ...

Read our review. The protagonist of this novel, Pattee’s debut, is nine months pregnant and shopping for a crib at Ikea in Portland, Ore., when the ground starts shaking: The “really big one ...

The passenger noted that asking for an alternate travel crib didn’t help ... have run out of the good ones and someone ran out to Ikea and bought a whole bunch of the $15 ones which have ...

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Explicitly it is the story of Annie, who is very pregnant and trying to buy a crib at IKEA when the earthquake changes her reality and sends her on an odyssey through a broken city. Because it is ...

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