For 10 points, name this literary theorist who wrote How to Travel with a Salmon, an Italian novelist also known for The Name of the Rose.
One of this author's essays concludes that, if the characters in the film you are watching take longer than you'd like to get from A to B, you are watching a porno. This author wrote an "illustrated essay" that puts forth a "rhetoric of enumeration" necessary to construct the title objects. Another book by this writer is a natural history of imaginary places that have created "flows of belief" from time immemorial. This author of The Book of Legendary Lands wrote an essay asking why Dumas anachronistically situated the Rue Servandoni in the Paris of 1625. The first edition of this author's analysis of beauty in the Middle Ages comes packaged with his book On Ugliness. This author of The Infinity of Lists, Serendipities, and Six Walks in the Fictional Woods wrote an essay in which he recalls being charged for alcohol in a mini-bar, which he removed to make room for the title fish. For 10 points, name this literary theorist who wrote How to Travel with a Salmon, an Italian novelist also known for The Name of the Rose.
One of this author's essays concludes that, if the characters in the film you are watching take longer than you'd like to get from A to B, you are watching a porno.
Umberto Eco