An author born in this country wrote a novel in which Galileo, Mary Magdalene, and various popes watch as Caravaggio and Francisco de Quevedo play a game of tennis using a ball made from the hair of Anne Boleyn.
An author born in this country wrote a novel in which Galileo, Mary Magdalene, and various popes watch as Caravaggio and Francisco de Quevedo play a game of tennis using a ball made from the hair of Anne Boleyn. A short story by an author from this country describes a rail company that hitches funeral chapels onto their trains for especially dangerous journeys, and occasionally stops at fake stations built in the jungle. That story is about a traveler trying to get to the city of T on an existentially unreliable train system. Sudden Death and "The Switchman" are works from this country, as well as a novel whose title character has a mysterious (*) connection with her aunt, the old widow Consuelo. In addition to that novel about Felipe Montero, Aura, an author from this country wrote about Harriet Winslow in a novel inspired by the disappearance of Ambrose Bierce in this country. For 10 points, name this country home to the author of The Old Gringo, Carlos Fuentes.
An author born in this country wrote a novel in which Galileo, Mary Magdalene, and various popes watch as Caravaggio and Francisco de Quevedo play a game of tennis using a ball made from the hair of Anne Boleyn.
Mexico