A novel from this country has a "table of instructions" that lets the reader jump around chapters like in a certain children's game.
A fictional character from this country living in Paris is abandoned by the Serpent Club, and begins to confuse Talita, the wife of his friend Manolo Traveler, with his former lover, La Maga. A novel from this country includes long footnotes on psychological theories about homosexuality, and is written as a dialogue between two prisoners telling each other old film plots. A novel from this country has a "table of instructions" that lets the reader jump around chapters like in a certain children's game. This country was home to the authors of Kiss of the Spider Woman and Hopscotch. For 10 points, name this South American country home to Manuel Puig and Julio Cortazar.
A fictional character from this country living in Paris is abandoned by the Serpent Club, and begins to confuse Talita, the wife of his friend Manolo Traveler, with his former lover, La Maga.
Argentina [or Argentine Republic; or Republica Argentina]