A terrifying "white darkness" is blinding the inhabitants of a city, one by one. With this chilling fantasy, José Saramago gives us a moving image of dark times, on the brink of a new millennium, placing himself alongside the greatest modern visionaries, such as Franz Kafka and Elias Canetti. Blindness forces us to close our eyes and see. To recover lucidity, to reclaim affection: these are the tasks of the writer and of each reader, in the face of the pressure of the times and what has been lost. This commemorative edition of the 30th anniversary of Blindness is celebrated with the dazzling graphite drawings of graphic artist Pablo Auladell.

| Porto Editora / Hardcover / 356 pp. / 177 x 236 x 25 mm |