FTP, identify this writer best known for his novel Rayuela, or Hopscotch.
While working as a translator for UNESCO, this author released his first short-story collection, Bestiary, and followed that up with Secret Weapons. His story, "The Devil's Drivel," served as the basis for Antonioni film Blow-Up; however this man is better known for his novels. Those novels include A Model Kit and A Manual for Manuel, though neither introduced the character of Oliviera, an Argentine intellectual, like this author. FTP, identify this writer best known for his novel Rayuela, or Hopscotch.
While working as a translator for UNESCO, this author released his first short-story collection, Bestiary, and followed that up with Secret Weapons.
Julio Cortazar