In one novel by this author, the protagonists visit Professor Uzzi-Tuzii, who reads from an unfinished work of Ukko Ahti and explains the conflict between (*) Cimmeria and Cimbria.
One of this author's novels contains a comical scene in which the protagonist and a woman who continually provides different names are arrested and put into various taxis shortly after the protagonist enters Ataguitana. In one of his novels, a Sultana summons Ermes Marana to Arabia and an OEHPLW agent defends Bertrand Vandervelde against the plagiarist Silas Flannery. In one novel by this author, the protagonists visit Professor Uzzi-Tuzii, who reads from an unfinished work of Ukko Ahti and explains the conflict between (*) Cimmeria and Cimbria. In that novel by this man, several misprinted novels cause an encounter between Ludmilla, the Other Reader, and You, the Reader. For 10 points, name this postmodern Italian author who wrote about Marco Polo and Kublai Khan in Invisible Cities and penned If on a winter's night a traveler.
One of this author's novels contains a comical scene in which the protagonist and a woman who continually provides different names are arrested and put into various taxis shortly after the protagonist enters Ataguitana.
Italo Calvino [or Italo Giovanni Calvino Mameli]