The narrator traveled to the location in which the novel takes place with the help of Calcutta rug merchant Dalmacio Ombrellieri, who calls it a "perfect refuge.
The protagonist of this work states his intention to write two books called Tribute to Malthus and Apology for Survivors, and this novel opens with his claim that summer coming early is a miracle. The narrator traveled to the location in which the novel takes place with the help of Calcutta rug merchant Dalmacio Ombrellieri, who calls it a "perfect refuge." At one point in this novel the narrator is trapped by a wall that reforms every time he attempts to break through it for a week, while a diagram in this work depicts a chapel, museum and swimming pool that were abandoned because of a strange disease that causes people to lose their fingernails, hair, and skin. The unnamed narrator is puzzled by the occasional simultaneous presence of two suns and two moons, and he falls in love with (*) Faustine despite realizing that she, along with the other tourists, is an illusion projected onto the island of Villings by the title object. For 10 points name this masterpiece of Adolfo Bioy Casares.
The protagonist of this work states his intention to write two books called Tribute to Malthus and Apology for Survivors, and this novel opens with his claim that summer coming early is a miracle.
The {Invention} of {Morel} [or La {invención} de {Morel}]