The final one tells of Juan Dahlmann, who just wants to read The Thousand and One Nights, but is goaded into a fight. Another describes "The Sect of the Phoenix, and still another describes the ordering of Herbert Quain's works. Divided into two sections that were originally published separately, this 1944 work also discusses the characters Funes, 
The final one tells of Juan Dahlmann, who just wants to read The Thousand and One Nights, but is goaded into a fight. Another describes "The Sect of the Phoenix, and still another describes the ordering of Herbert Quain's works. Divided into two sections that were originally published separately, this 1944 work also discusses the characters Funes, who can never forget anything, and Pierre Menard, the true author of Don Quixote. Better known parts include "The Library of Babel" and "The Circular Ruins." For 10 points, identify this work that begins with "Tlon, Uqbar, Orbis, Tertius," a collection of short stories by Jorge Luis Borges.
The final one tells of Juan Dahlmann, who just wants to read The Thousand and One Nights, but is goaded into a fight.
{Ficciones} or {Fictions} [accept {Artifices} before “Herbert Quan” is read]