"The Stone Raft" is a novel by Portuguese author José Saramago, published in 1986. The story follows a group of people who find themselves on a massive floating landmass after the Iberian Peninsula breaks away from Europe. This unusual event leads to a journey filled with philosophical reflections on identity, society, and human relationships. As the characters navigate their new reality, they encounter various challenges and adventures. The narrative explores themes of isolation, connection, and the impact of political and social structures on individual lives. Saramago's unique writing style, characterized by long sentences and minimal punctuation, adds depth to the storytelling.