This author grouped stories like "Axolotl" according to how difficult they were to understand in his collection
This author grouped stories like "Axolotl" according to how difficult they were to understand in his collection The End of the Game. The protagonist of one work by this man fears that the Traveler will kill him for being too pushy and attends a social group called the Serpent Club. His short story "Las Babas del Diablo" inspired the Antonioni film Blow-up, while his lesser-known novels include 62: A Model Kit and A (*) Manual for Manuel. This man's best-known work centers on the pursuit of La Maga by Horacio Oliveira and contains a Table of Instructions detailing the order in which to read its chapters, 99 of which are "expendable." For 10 points, name this Argentinean author who wrote Rayuela, or Hopscotch.
This author grouped stories like "Axolotl" according to how difficult they were to understand in his collection
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