The narrator of this story learns that his ancestor (*) Ts'ui Pen wrote an infinite novel meant to be a labyrinth.
One character in this story discusses a document from Oxford that includes the phrase "I leave to several futures (not to all)". Another character takes the 8:50 train to Ashgrove. Fang's hypothetical reactions to a stranger knocking on his door are discussed by a character who researches a man who sequestered himself in the Pavilion of Limpid Solitude to write a novel in which the word "time" never appears. The narrator of this story learns that his ancestor (*) Ts'ui Pen wrote an infinite novel meant to be a labyrinth. This story ends when Richard Madden arrests the narrator for killing the sinologist Stephen Albert to convey the location where German troops should bomb. For 10 points, name this story about the traitor Yu Tsun, written by Jorge Luis Borges.
One character in this story discusses a document from Oxford that includes the phrase "I leave to several futures (not to all)".
"The Garden of Forking Paths" [or "El Jardín de Senderos Que se Bifurcan"]