Books matching: epidemic of blindness
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Save:In 'Blindness' by Jose Saramago, an epidemic of blindness strikes suddenly, causing chaos and horror as human beings are put in extreme situations. The book explores the breakdown of society and the loss of practical abilities when faced with such a crisis. Saramago's unique writing style, with almost no punctuation and vivid, matter-of-fact language, adds to the fast-paced and gripping nature of the narrative, making it a traumatic and thought-provoking read.
The amber light came on. Two of the cars ahead accelerated before the red light appeared. At the pedestrian crossing the sign of a green man lit up. The people who were waiting began to cross the road... - #2
Save:In a post-apocalyptic world where most of the population has been blinded by a mysterious event, the remaining sighted individuals must navigate a hostile environment filled with predatory plants known as triffids. The story follows the struggles of humanity as they face dilemmas of survival, moral choices, and societal collapse, set against the backdrop of a dystopian future. The writing style is described as pure science fiction, plot-driven, and reminiscent of old sci-fi movies, with a focus on societal commentary and philosophical themes rather than individual character development.
I felt that from the moment I woke. And yet, when I started functioning a little more sharply, I misgave. After all, the odds were that it was I who was wrong, and not everyone else – though I did not...
