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One author from this country wrote a fictional advertisement for a product that collects electricity from energetic children and penned a story about a retired railroad operator who converses with a stranger who is unsure of his destination. Â Home to the author of "Baby H.P." and "The Switchman," one novel set in this country contains characters nicknamed "Quail" and "Lard" and sees a group of bandits befriend (*) Luis Cervantes under the leadership of Demetrio MacÃ­as. Â It's not Chile, but the search for Benno von Archimboldi leads a group of characters to a city here, where a series of unsolved murders have occurred, in Roberto Bolaňo's novel 2666. Â It is also the setting of The Underdogs by Mariano Azuela. Â For 10 points, name this country home to the author of Terra Nostra, Carlos Fuentes.
One author from this country wrote a fictional advertisement for a product that collects electricity from energetic children and penned a story about a retired railroad operator who converses with a stranger who is unsure of his destination.
Mexico