This World and the Other

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This World and the Other (original Portuguese title: Deste Mundo e do Outro) is a volume of newspaper articles by the Nobel Prize-winning author José Saramago. It was first published in 1971.^[1]

v t e Works by José Saramago
Novels	Land of Sin Manual of Painting and Calligraphy Baltasar and Blimunda The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis The Stone Raft The History of the Siege of Lisbon The Gospel According to Jesus Christ Blindness All the Names The Cave The Double Seeing Death with Interruptions Memories of My Youth The Elephant's Journey Cain Skylight
Plays	A Noite (1979) Que Farei Com Este Livro (1980) A Segunda Vida de Francisco de Assis (1987) In Nomine Dei (1993) Don Giovanni ou O Dissoluto Absolvido (2005)
Short stories	O Embargo (1973) Quasi Object (1978) Poética dos Cinco Sentidos - O Ouvido (1979) "The Tale of the Unknown Island" (1997)
Non-fiction	This World and the Other The Traveller's Baggage Opinions That DL Had The Notes Journey to Portugal

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^ "The Nobel Prize in Literature 1998".

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