All the Names
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All the Names

by José Saramago

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A solitary archivist becomes obsessed with a single name on a death certificate, leading him on a quiet search for identity and meaning in a vast bureaucratic world.

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A solitary archivist works in the Central Registry of a nameless city, where every birth, marriage, and death is recorded.

His daily routine is upended when he becomes obsessed with a single name on a death certificate.

This obsession leads him to search for the woman behind the name, blurring the lines between official records and personal reality.

The novel examines themes of anonymity, memory, and the human need for connection in a world of endless documentation.

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