A collection by Rhys Hughes which includes "Ignoble Notes" and an "Unwise Appendix" was inspired by a work by this author whose characters include a man whose worship in his hometown was spurred by the spectacle of a blinded leopard.
A collection by Rhys Hughes which includes "Ignoble Notes" and an "Unwise Appendix" was inspired by a work by this author whose characters include a man whose worship in his hometown was spurred by the spectacle of a blinded leopard. That man is later revealed to be leprous in this author's story "Hakim, the Masked Dyer of Merv," which appears in the collection A (*) Universal History of Infamy. The title character of another of this man's stories is a French Symbolist whose writings include the ninth and thirty- eighth chapters of the first part of the title Cervantes work. For 10 points, name this author of "Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote," a blind Argentinian.
A collection by Rhys Hughes which includes "Ignoble Notes" and an "Unwise Appendix" was inspired by a work by this author whose characters include a man whose worship in his hometown was spurred by the spectacle of a blinded leopard.
Jorge Francisco Isidoro Luis {Borges} [accept A (New) {Universal History of Infamy} before “this author” is read]