This writer described a creature whose color and shape become more and more perfect as a person who has attained nirvana climbs the Tower of Victory.
This writer described a creature whose color and shape become more and more perfect as a person who has attained nirvana climbs the Tower of Victory. This author created a character who criticizes a manuscript because "in the third chapter the hero dies; in the fourth he is alive." This author cites the book "On Malay Witchcraft" in an entry on the A Bao A Qu ["ah"-bao-"ah"-choo] alongside a description of the island-sized sea turtle Zaratan. In a story by this author, a phone call from the apartment of (*) Viktor Runeberg spurs the speaker to escape Richard Madden and visit Stephen Albert, a scholar studying the story's title structure. This writer described 120 mythical creatures in his Book of Imaginary Beings. For 10 points, name this Argentine author whose "The Garden of Forking Paths" appears in Ficciones.
This writer described a creature whose color and shape become more and more perfect as a person who has attained nirvana climbs the Tower of Victory.
Jorge Luis Borges [accept C.C. Iturvuru on the first sentence]