One fictional realm is described as being one of these objects "devised by men" and therefore "destined to be deciphered by men."
One fictional realm is described as being one of these objects "devised by men" and therefore "destined to be deciphered by men." In one story, an Arab king builds one of these objects with no stairways, galleries, or walls after capturing a Babylonian king and stranding him in the desert. The narrator describes his lonely life inside one of these locations with many pools and courtyards, though it lacks locked doors, in the story "The House of (*) Asterion." In a different story, Stephen Albert describes how one of these objects supposedly built by Ts'ui Pen is actually contained inside the book that he wrote for future generations, as alluded to by the title of "The Garden of Forking Paths." For 10 points, name these objects, a prevalent theme in the stories of Jorge Luis Borges, one of which was built to contain the Minotaur.
One fictional realm is described as being one of these objects "devised by men" and therefore "destined to be deciphered by men."
labyrinths [accept mazes; accept Tlon during the first sentence]