Review Roundup

All the Names by José Saramago, translated by Margaret Jull Costa, showcases Saramago's signature intricate prose and philosophical depth. Critics praise the novel for its introspective examination of identity and bureaucracy. However, some find the narrative slow and opaque. Costa’s translation maintains Saramago’s distinct voice. Overall, it is a thought-provoking read, though potentially challenging for some. Saramago, José. All the Names. Translated by Margaret Jull Costa, Harcourt, 1999.