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One character in this collection quips "I don't really recall whether we committed suicide that night." A woman in this collection drapes her mirrors because she sees the speaker's reflection in them instead of her own. This collection contains poems such as "On Beginning the Study of Anglo-Saxon Grammar," as well as stories such as "A Dialog About a Dialog." This collection, which is dedicated to its author's countryman Leopoldo Lugones, contains a piece which states "I let myself live so that" the title (*) author "may write his literature," and ends "I do not know which of the two is writing this piece." The title piece in this collection recounts the author's childhood worship of a striped, Asiatic creature which is not to be confused with the jaguar. For 10 points, name this collection that contains "Borges and I," a set of sketches by Borges titled for a vision of an animal.
One character in this collection quips "I don't really recall whether we committed suicide that night."
{Dreamtigers} [or El {hacedor}; or The {Maker}]