One of this author's protagonists converses with his ceiling, which thinks of itself as the eye of God, and appears in a novel which climaxes with the mingling of the records of the living and the dead at the Central Registry of Births, Marriages and Deaths.
One of this author's protagonists converses with his ceiling, which thinks of itself as the eye of God, and appears in a novel which climaxes with the mingling of the records of the living and the dead at the Central Registry of Births, Marriages and Deaths. He wrote a sequel to one of his books which centers on a parliamentary election marred by the widespread casting of blank ballots. This non-Borges author of All The Names wrote a novel in which Herbert Quain's The God of the Labyrinth is read by one of Fernando (*) Pessoa's heteronyms. The King of Ward 3 is killed by the Doctor's Wife in his most famous novel, which opens at a traffic light where a car remains unmoving, as its driver has become afflicted with the title condition. For 10 points, name this author of The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis and Blindness, a Nobel winner from Portugal.
One of this author's protagonists converses with his ceiling, which thinks of itself as the eye of God, and appears in a novel which climaxes with the mingling of the records of the living and the dead at the Central Registry of Births, Marriages and Deaths.
Jose de Sousa Saramago