This man satirically cites the "school of Bratislava" and the "school of Freiburg" to explain the origins of the "Coffeepot from Hell."
This man satirically cites the "school of Bratislava" and the "school of Freiburg" to explain the origins of the "Coffeepot from Hell." He recalls being given an avocado when he asks for a lawyer in an essay that discusses his act of emptying a minibar to make room for a fish. In a novel by this writer, the herbalist Severinus is found murdered the day after Venantius is found in a (*) vat of pig's blood. In that novel by this author, the blind Jorge of Burgos eats the comedy section of Aristotle's Poetics. This author of How to Travel with a Salmon wrote a novel in which Adso of Melk and William of Baskerville attempt to solve a series of murders at a monastery. For 10 points, Foucault's Pendulum and The Name of the Rose are novels by what Italian author?
This man satirically cites the "school of Bratislava" and the "school of Freiburg" to explain the origins of the "Coffeepot from Hell."
Umberto Eco