A story by this author ends with the archaeologist Morand licking blood off a stone hatchet which he used to kill a colleague. A character created by 
A story by this author ends with the archaeologist Morand licking blood off a stone hatchet which he used to kill a colleague. A character created by this author annotates the Dylan Thomas poem "The Mask" and dies after declaring that he wants to give up jazz and move to Mexico. This author of "The Idol of the Cyclades" included the saxophonist Johnny in his story "The Pursuer," and also created the photographer Roberto Michel, who unwittingly captures a crime on camera. 99 "expendable chapters" appear in a novel by this author, in which a search through Paris for La Maga is undertaken by Horacio Oliveira, and a "Table of Instructions" encourages reading in many non-linear orders. For 10 points, name this Argentine author of "Blow Up" and Hopscotch.