This author of "The Continuity of
 Parks" and "House Taken Over" wrote a story in which the narrator switches places with an animal in the
 Jardin des Plantes.
In one story by this author, a man reading a book in a green armchair overlooking a park is attacked by a
 character from his book. He also wrote a story about a brother and a sister abandoning their house and
 throwing away the key because they are frightened by mysterious noises. This author of "The Continuity of
 Parks" and "House Taken Over" wrote a story in which the narrator switches places with an animal in the
 Jardin des Plantes. This author of "Axolotl" also wrote a story whose name literally translates as "The
 Droolings of the Devil" and which is the basis for Antonioni's film Blowup. For 10 points, name this
 Argentine writer also known for a novel which can be read in two different orders, Hopscotch.
In one story by this author, a man reading a book in a green armchair overlooking a park is attacked by a
 character from his book.
Julio {Cortazar}