Eyeless in Gaza (Slepets v Gaze)

'Blind Man in Gaza' (1936) is a novel that many critics have called 'Aldous Huxley's defining book.' Coldly, skillfully, and mercilessly told, this story of an intellectual in England in the 1930s is a tragedy of misunderstanding, lack of love, and the unawareness of spiritual impulses and insights.