Another of this author's works intertwines the historical narrative of Juan Lavalle's voyage to Bolivia in the 19th century.
One of this man's essays describes how a "novel goes out in search of its author" and sharply criticizes Americo Castro for creating linguistic anarchy in the author's homeland. This essayist behind Heterdoxia and One and the Universe wrote a novel whose plot is partially based on a painting that contains a window showing a woman on a lonely beach Â– an element that is singled out by the narrator in his analysis of the Maternidad. Another of this author's works intertwines the historical narrative of Juan Lavalle's voyage to Bolivia in the 19th century. That novel by this author is divided into four parts, and has a third part that describes a blind man selling pencils to its characters like Bruno and is part of a "Report on the Blind." For 10 points, name this Argentine essayist and author of The Tunnel and On Heroes and Tombs.
One of this man's essays describes how a "novel goes out in search of its author" and sharply criticizes Americo Castro for creating linguistic anarchy in the author's homeland.
Ernesto Sabato 