This novel's protagonist says that "My memory is ... like the tapeworm, but unlike the tapeworm it has no head".  
This novel's protagonist says that "My memory is ... like the tapeworm, but unlike the tapeworm it has no head".  The main character of this novel is fond of literature featuring the motif of fog, and that character is stunned to find that his grandfather owned an original collection of Shakespeare plays.  He wonders whether he had an affair with his assistant Sibilla and plays out several ways that their relationship could have occured inside his imagination.  That man is told by his wife Paola to (*) return to his homeland of Solara, where he rummages through his family's attic before his friend Gianni reminds him of his love for Lila Saba; all this happens after the narrator loses all of his memories except for those that he has read in printed word.  For 10 points, name this novel about Giambattista Bodoni by Umberto Eco.
This novel's protagonist says that "My memory is ... like the tapeworm, but unlike the tapeworm it has no head".  
The {Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana}