Snow-blind

Here is Snow-blind as it was first meant to be read: the complete, unabridged original text, accompanied by a fresh modern introduction and reader's notes. Albert M. Treynor's novel carries readers into a frozen world where a blinding storm is only the first kind of blindness. As one man's choices narrow with the light, the story asks what happens when survival, suspicion, and longing become impossible to separate. Treynor writes with the plain urgency of early twentieth-century adventure fiction, yet his concern is as much inward as outward—the deceptions we practice on ourselves, the loyalties we keep or abandon under pressure. This edition preserves the original language and pacing while offering helpful context for today's reader. Part of The Founding Texts Library.