The Minotaur scarcely defended itself.'
One story by this author ends with "‘Can you believe it Ariadne?' said Theseus. ‘The Minotaur scarcely defended itself.'" In addition to "The House of Asterion," he wrote about objects ranging from an astrolabe in Persia to a twenty-centavo coin which owners could never stop thinking about in "The Zahir," and also wrote about a book with an infinite number of pages. A more famous story describes a (*) point from which a viewer can see the entirety of the universe, but he is most famous for one in which Captain Madden cuts short a discussion of how an unfinished novel and labyrinth were the same thing. For 10 points, name this creator of Yu Tsun and author of "The Book of Sand," "The Aleph," and "The Garden of Forking Paths," the Argentinian author of Ficciones.
One story by this author ends with "‘Can you believe it Ariadne?' said Theseus. ‘
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