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Blindness
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The first victims of an inexplicable epidemic of blindness are confined to an abandoned insane asylum, which soon degenerates into a literary hell more horrifying than Dante's. Saramago's claustrophobia-inducing prose 鈥� eschewing periods, quotation marks, and all proper nouns in favor of sentences that run on for pages linked only by the occasional comma 鈥� engulfs you like a whirlpool and keeps you under for hours. Finishing the book is like finally coming up for air 鈥� sputtering, reeling, and thoroughly disoriented. But in the best possible way.
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Started Reading
August 1, 2007
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Finished Reading
August 23, 2007
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