Death with Interruptions by José Saramago
No matter how deadly serious his subjects, there’s always been something essentially childlike at the heart of Jose Saramago’s work — that eagerness to consider simple, outlandish what ifs: What if the Iberian Peninsula broke off and floated away? What if everybody suddenly went blind? What if most voters cast blank ballots?
Washington Post Book Reviews – DEATH WITH INTERRUPTIONS – ArcaMax Publishing.


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