READ Poster: Rachel Stevenson“Although he may deal with philosophical themes that threaten mental pain if you think too hard, intextuality makes Borges the author I would recommend to any reader. You open a page and the universe floods in; everything he's ever said on a particular subject resurfaces and is elaborated upon: the labyrinthine nature of the universe, interconnectivity of literature, history, death, knowledge, torment. Something for everyone who likes provocation of thought in their books. Jorge Luis Borges' Short Stories: The Aleph."
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