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Argentinian writer (Buenos Aires August 24, 1899 - Geneva June 14, 1986), mainly known for his short stories, he also wrote poetry and a considerable amount of literary criticism. Some consider him one of the founders of the Latin-American school of [Magic Realism]?. His work is profoundly learned (and occasionally deliberately misleading) and is often concerned with the nature of infinity?, mirrors, labyrinths and identity. |
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Argentinian writer (Buenos Aires August 24, 1899 - Geneva June 14, 1986), mainly known for his short stories, he also wrote poetry and a considerable amount of literary criticism. Some consider him one of the founders of the Latin-American school of [Magic Realism]?. His work is profoundly learned (and occasionally deliberately misleading) and is often concerned with the nature of infinity?, mirrors, labyrinths and identity. |
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* "The Library of Babel" (1941) * "Tlon, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius" (1941) |
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* "[The Library of Babel]?" (1941) * "[Tlon, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius]?" (1941) |
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