Born in the Palermo suburb, with his younger sister, Norah, he developed two imaginary friends, "Quilos" and "The Windmill."
Born in the Palermo suburb, with his younger sister, Norah, he developed two imaginary friends, "Quilos" and "The Windmill." At age nine he translated Wilde into his native tongue, and in 1914 the family wisely packed up and moved to Europe right in time for the First World War. His early books of poems included Luna de Enfrente and Cuaderno San Martín, and his fiction works include Dr. Brodie's Report, The Book of Sand, and Dreamtigers. FTP, name this author of the Library of Babel, Fervor de Buenos Aires, and Ficciones, an author from Argentina.
Born in the Palermo suburb, with his younger sister, Norah, he developed two imaginary friends, "Quilos" and "The Windmill."
Jorge Luís {Borges}