A Jangada de Pedra

by José Saramago

First published 1986 · English · 278 pages

  • Drama
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One day the Iberian Peninsula breaks away from Europe and begins drifting slowly across the Atlantic. As governments and scientists struggle to understand what is happening, a handful of people in Portugal and Spain, brought together by odd signs and coincidences, travel across the moving land. The novel is an imaginative fable that uses its fantastic premise to reflect on Iberian identity, Europe's place in the world and what it means to belong to a place.

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