The Tunnel (novel)

*The Tunnel* is a psychological novel by William H. Gass that explores themes of obsession, perception, and existential doubt. It follows a narrator deeply immersed in his own introspective world, often reflecting on morality, memory, and the nature of reality. The story is characterized by complex, literary prose and a focus on the internal mind rather than external action. Gass’s work challenges readers to consider how personal experiences and subjective truths shape understanding, making it a profound meditation on human consciousness and the ambiguities of perception.