According to Salman Rushdie, this novel was the best of the 20th-century.
According to Salman Rushdie, this novel was the best of the 20th-century. Among its protagonist's acquaintances are Emil and Gregorovius and among his jobs are those of being an attendant in an insane asylum and the keeper of a cat that can count. While in Paris, he has endless musing on jazz, culture, and various metaphysical subjects with his friends in "the Club," but the death of a child and the disappearance of his mistress La Maga causes him to return to Buenos Aires. FTP, name this non-linear novel about Horacio Oliveira that was initially published as Rayuela and which is considered the masterwork of Julio Cortazar.
According to Salman Rushdie, this novel was the best of the 20th-century.
{Hopscotch} (accept early buzz of {Rayuela})