Blindness by José Saramago

Blindness by José Saramago

A man goes blind at a set of traffic lights — not into darkness but into a milky whiteness. Within days everyone who came near him is blind too, and the government interns them in a disused asylum with soldiers outside ordered to shoot.

One woman, a doctor's wife, can still see and pretends she cannot in order to stay with her husband. Saramago writes in long unbroken paragraphs with no names and almost no punctuation, and the descent inside the asylum — the food rations, the ward that arms itself, the filth — is one of the most harrowing sequences in modern fiction.

By the Nobel laureate, and the novel most often named as his masterpiece.

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