The Tribe: Birth of the Mall Rats
The Tribe: Birth of the Mall Rats
Synopsis
The Tribe: Birth of the Mall Rats is Harry Duffin's novelization of the opening episodes of The Tribe, the New Zealand television series he co-created.
The book retells the story of a virus that kills every adult on Earth, leaving the world's children and teenagers to fend for themselves. A group of survivors banding together as the "Mall Rats" becomes the emotional center of the story, as Duffin — who structured the original series with Raymond Thompson — expands on the characters' inner lives beyond what the television format allowed.
Written for fans of the original show, it gives more space to the fear, improvisation, and fragile trust that held the first tribe together.
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The Tribe: Birth of the Mall RatsPaperback, 2012
428 pages
Cumulus Publishing LimitedISBN: 9780473231491
