José Saramago (Novelist)

José Saramago was a Portuguese novelist and the recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1998. Known for his unique narrative style, Saramago often used long sentences and minimal punctuation, prompting readers to delve deeply into his thought-provoking stories. His works blend philosophy, history, and politics, exploring human nature and society. Notable novels include "Blindness," which depicts a society rendered sightless, and "The Gospel According to Jesus Christ," a controversial retelling of biblical stories. Saramago's profound insights and imaginative storytelling have left a lasting impact on contemporary literature.