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Literary Fiction · 1962 · G

Labyrinths

by Jorge Luis Borges

The essential Borges — stories and essays of infinite libraries, labyrinths, and doubles.

ForAll agesGenreLiterary FictionLength260 pagesRead time~7 hours

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Themes of infinity, time, identity, and the nature of fiction itself

What this book is about

The landmark English selection of Borges's stories and essays, including 'The Garden of Forking Paths,' 'The Library of Babel,' and 'Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote.' Clean, philosophical, and inexhaustible. For older teens and adults.

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