The narrator of this story theorizes about a God Book that happens to tell the story of the life of a certain person, and a Crimson Hexagon. The namesake complex is described as an endless series of hexagons, which the narrator postulates is finite but unbounded. The characters believe that one can become a god by reading a mythical book that is a catalog of all other books. Most books in the development are gibberish, containing only random combinations of 22 letters, spaces, commas and periods and the narrator postulates that a much more efficient way to store the information would be to use one book with infinitely thin pages. For 10 points, identify this story, concerning a library with 
The narrator of this story theorizes about a God Book that happens to tell the story of the life of a certain person, and a Crimson Hexagon. The namesake complex is described as an endless series of hexagons, which the narrator postulates is finite but unbounded. The characters believe that one can become a god by reading a mythical book that is a catalog of all other books. Most books in the development are gibberish, containing only random combinations of 22 letters, spaces, commas and periods and the narrator postulates that a much more efficient way to store the information would be to use one book with infinitely thin pages. For 10 points, identify this story, concerning a library with infinite books, written by Jorge Luis Borges.
The narrator of this story theorizes about a God Book that happens to tell the story of the life of a certain person, and a Crimson Hexagon.
The {Library of Babel} [or La {Biblioteca de Babel}]