In another story by this author, Carlos Argentino Daneri claims that his poem The Earth was inspired by the title object, which provides "the only place on earth where are all places are seen from every angle".
A woman in one of this man's stories loses her virginity with a stranger in a bar in order to make it appear that the factory owner Loewenthal had raped her. In that story by this man, a desire to avenge the death of her father motivates the title woman, Emma Zunz. In another of his stories, a character quotes an encyclopedia that "mirrors and copulation are abominable because they increase the number of men". Certain editions of The Anglo-American Cyclopedia supposedly have an entry on a fictional (*) country created by this author. In another story by this author, Carlos Argentino Daneri claims that his poem The Earth was inspired by the title object, which provides "the only place on earth where are all places are seen from every angle". For 10 points, name this author of "Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius" and "The Aleph", a blind Argentine short story master.
A woman in one of this man's stories loses her virginity with a stranger in a bar in order to make it appear that the factory owner Loewenthal had raped her.
Jorge Luis Borges [or Jorge Francisco Isidoro Luis Borges] &lt;Bailey&gt;