Besides writing "Emma Zunz," he examined the possibility that any object "can contain the seed of a possible Hell" in "Deutsches Requiem" and in a story about a coin minted in 1929 with letters N T etched on it, which the narrator uses to pay for a drink at a bar.
One of this author's protagonists prostitutes herself in Nordstjärnan to dehumanize herself, such that she can exact revenge on her father's murderer Loewenthal. Besides writing "Emma Zunz," he examined the possibility that any object "can contain the seed of a possible Hell" in "Deutsches Requiem" and in a story about a coin minted in 1929 with letters N T etched on it, which the narrator uses to pay for a drink at a bar. This author describes a stone pillar in a Cairo mosque with the same properties as the demolished house of the second place winner of a literary prize. Other stories by this author of "The (*) Zahir" include one about a boy who falls from his horse and recites specific passages from Pliny and one about a point that contains all other points, found in Carlos Daneri's basement. For 10 points, identify this author of "Funes the Memorious" and "The Aleph," a blind Argentinian.
One of this author's protagonists prostitutes herself in Nordstjärnan to dehumanize herself, such that she can exact revenge on her father's murderer Loewenthal.
{Jorge} Francisco Isidoro Luis {Borges} Acevedo