Blindness

José Saramagos 'Blindness' is a harrowing, intense novel about a sudden epidemic of 'white blindness' that causes society to collapse. Through the eyes of a small group of survivors, Saramago explores the fragility of human dignity and the darkness that emerges when social structures fail. His unique, stream-of-consciousness writing style creates an immersive, claustrophobic experience. It is a deeply philosophical and disturbing work that forces the reader to confront the worst and best of humanity.

It is a powerful, unforgettable read that stands out for its unique voice and its unflinching look at human nature.