 Llull, now going under the name 'Cole Hawlings' and revealed to be immortal, is a major character in "The Box of Delights", the celebrated children's novel by poet John Masefield.He is also a major influence on the fictional character Zermano in Thomas Salazar's "The Day of the Bees", and his name, philosophies, and quotes from his writings appear throughout the novel.In Roberto Bolaño's novel "2666", Amalfitano, a Chilean professor, thinks about "Ramon Llull and his fantastic machine.