This book's title areas, such as Octavia, Diomira, and Berenice, are framed by a dialogue between Kublai Khan and Marco Polo.
A location in this novel is an inhabited spider-web built over an abyss. Several men in this book gathered together at Zobeide after they had an identical dream of a naked long-haired woman running away from them and escaping. This novel's title group is divided into eleven groups, including "Thin," "Continuous", and "Hidden" examples. A character in this book has to gesture and point to objects in an imperial garden before he learns to speak Tartar. This book's title areas, such as Octavia, Diomira, and Berenice, are framed by a dialogue between Kublai Khan and Marco Polo. For 10 points, name this novel by Italo Calvino which describes dozens of imagined urban areas.
A location in this novel is an inhabited spider-web built over an abyss.
Invisible Cities [or Le città invisibili]