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A J Penn
The Tribe
Synopsis
The Tribe: A New World is the first of a series of original novels continuing the cult New Zealand television series The Tribe, written under the pseudonym A.J. Penn.
Set in a world where a mysterious virus has wiped out every adult, the story follows the teenagers left behind as they carve out territory, form makeshift tribes, and struggle over resources and leadership in a city with no rules left to enforce them. Picking up threads from the TV series, the novel expands on the politics between rival tribes and the fragile alliances that hold the survivors together.
It was followed by A New Dawn and (R)Evolution, continuing the story beyond where the television series ended.
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Frequently asked questions
Does this book continue the television series?
This novel serves as the canonical continuation of the television show and is considered the equivalent of a sixth season.
Is there an audio version of this story?
An audio dramatization exists that features several original cast members from the television series, complete with music and sound effects.
Are there other books that follow this one?
This title is the first in a series of sequel novels that includes A New Dawn and (R)Evolution, all of which are collected in The Tribe Trilogy.