In a parenthetical note, the narrator uses one of the title words to challenge the reader's understanding of the story. An editor's note tells that the original manuscript contained only 22 different letters, in accordance with the narrator's universe. The narrator asserts that he traveled in his youth, journeying from cubicle to cubicle searching 
In a parenthetical note, the narrator uses one of the title words to challenge the reader's understanding of the story. An editor's note tells that the original manuscript contained only 22 different letters, in accordance with the narrator's universe. The narrator asserts that he traveled in his youth, journeying from cubicle to cubicle searching for a work to explain where he was and why he was there. For 10 points-- name this story from Ficciones whose titular structure is composed of an infinite number of hexagonal rooms.
In a parenthetical note, the narrator uses one of the title words to challenge the reader's understanding of the story.
The {Library of Babel} or La {Biblioteca de Babel}