Blindness

Henry Green's novel Blindness is a thought-provoking coming-of-age story that follows a sensitive teenage boy who loses his sight in an accident, prompting him to navigate a new reality marked by vulnerability and inner reflection. Through his journey, the narrative offers an intimate look into themes of identity and perception, showcasing Green's interest in class and human experience. Narrated by Glen McCready, this experimental and emotionally resonant audiobook explores profound aspects of adaptation and self-discovery.