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José Saramago

February 2021

  • Blindness at the Donmar Warehouse

    Lockdown culture
    The lockdown boom in audio plays: 'it's drama the pandemic can’t touch'

    Mike Bartlett, Alan Ayckbourn, Adjoa Andoh and other top theatre-makers reflect on why listening to drama is perfect for our times

August 2020

  • Blindness at the Donmar Warehouse. Photo by Helen Maybanks 13

    Blindness review – Juliet Stevenson rages between your ears

  • Blindness at the Donmar Warehouse. Photo by Helen Maybanks 02

    Blindness review – blazing pandemic tale is brilliantly too close for comfort

July 2020

  • An ‘extraordinary allegory about a pandemic’ ... Donmar Warehouse, London.

    Donmar Warehouse to reopen with José Saramago installation Blindness

    The London theatre will present a socially distanced adaption of the Portuguese author’s novel, voiced by Juliet Stevenson

June 2019

  • Annie Ernaux

    Book clinic
    Book clinic: which European fiction will revive my love of modernist novels?

    Author and critic Alex Preston recommends fiction for fans of modernism

August 2018

  • 2012, LES MISERABLES<br>EDDIE REDMAYNE Character(s): Marius Film ‘LES MISERABLES’ (2012) Directed By TOM HOOPER 05 December 2012 SAG25206 Allstar/UNIVERSAL (Les Miserables, USA/UK 2012) / Literaturverfilmung (based on the book by Victor Hugo) **WARNING** This Photograph is for editorial use only and is the copyright of UNIVERSAL and/or the Photographer assigned by the Film or Production Company &amp; can only be reproduced by publications in conjunction with the promotion of the above Film. A Mandatory Credit To UNIVERSAL is required. The Photographer should also be credited when known. No commercial use can be granted without written authority from the Film Company.

    Top 10s
    Top 10 novels about riots

    From Victor Hugo to JG Ballard, these incendiary books make readers co-conspirators in the insurrection they depict

October 2017

  • The Unknown Island at the Gate Theatre. Thalissa Teixera. Photo by Cameron Slater

    The Unknown Island; After the Rehearsal/Persona review – a voyage of discovery

    Gate; Barbican, London
    An exciting rising star and imaginative production make for an enthralling trip to The Unknown Island, and a take on Bergman is stylish but slow-moving

September 2017

  • The Unknown Island at the Gate theatre

    The Unknown Island review – Saramago odyssey asks the audience to dream

    Adapted from José Saramago’s short story, Ellen McDougall’s grownup fairytale draws spectators into a circle of bread, wine and storytelling

November 2015

  • Daisies decorate the grave of British Poet John Keats in Rome’s cemetery, Sunday, Nov. 1, 2015, on All Saints Day. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

    Australia books blog
    Poetry, shall I compare thee to Picasso's paintings or an Instagram snapshot?

    Robert Wood
    Do we read poetry for a quick therapeutic fix or seek in its complexities something as overworked, stressed and broken as we are? Both, of course. Here are five Australian poets to read right now

October 2015

  • brideshead

    Books blog
    Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?

    Your space to discuss the books you are reading and what you think of them – plus our favourite literary links

December 2012

  • José Saramago (left) and Nadine Gordimer

    The Guardian UK Culture Podcast
    Nadine Gordimer reads 'The Centaur' by José Saramago

  • Portuguese writer Jose Saramago

    Raised from the Ground by José Saramago – review

November 2012

  • Arena

    This week's new film events

    Portuguese Film Festival | Nordic Film Festival | Feminist Film Festival | Enchanted Pictures

March 2012

  • Jose Saramago's widow, Pilar del Rio

    José Saramago novel finally published after 59 years

    Late Nobel laureate submitted manuscript to Portuguese publisher in 1953, before he achieved international acclaim

July 2011

  • Jose Saramago

    Cain by José Saramago – review

    José Saramago's final novel turns the Old Testament into a shaggy dog story says Ian Sansom

September 2010

  • JOSE SARAMAGO laureate

    Small Memories by José Saramago

    Hermione Hoby is charmed by the late Nobel laureate José Saramago's memoir

July 2010

  • Jose Saramago in 2006, book festival Mexico

    Book of the week
    The Elephant's Journey by José Saramago

    Ursula K Le Guin acclaims the wise comedy of José Saramago, who died this month

June 2010

  • Portuguese writer Jose Saramago

    Books blog
    José Saramago, master of what-ifs

    Maya Jaggi: A communist who quarrelled with the church and fell out with Castro, the Portuguese Nobel laureate was wedded to the 'possibility of the impossible' and to the questioning of 'truths'

  • Jose Saramago dies at 87

    José Saramago obituary

    Nobel prize-winning author whose popular works addressed heavyweight themes

  • Jose Saramago

    Nobel laureate José Saramago dies, aged 87

    The finest Portuguese writer of his generation, José Saramago, has died today

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