This person and Charles Tomlinson built sonnet sequences upon each other's lines in Airborn.
This person and Charles Tomlinson built sonnet sequences upon each other's lines in Airborn. One of his works describes the government of his country as "The Philanthropic Ogre", and he examined contemporary poetry in The Pears of the Elm and The Bow and the Lyre. His best-known prose work has chapters entitled "From Independence to the Revolution" and "The Day of the Dead," and a trip to Galta in India inspired a work about Hanuman, The Monkey Grammarian. His most famous long poem consists of 584 lines, matching with the 584 days of the Aztec calendar. For 10 points, name this Mexican author of Sunstone and The Labyrinth of Solitude.
This person and Charles Tomlinson built sonnet sequences upon each other's lines in Airborn.
Octavio Paz Lozano