A dialogue-only short story by an author with this surname begins and ends with Cornelia addressing her mirror. In a story by an author with this surname, an old woman’s dreams manifest mundane objects like pebbles and feathers before the ending reveals the narrator is her dog. (10[1])A story by an author with this surname ends with the narrator’s realization his wife has stolen the characteristics of the dead Violeta, (10[1])who preceded them in living in the title “House Made of Sugar.” (10[3])Rabindranath Tagore’s (10[1])friendship with a writer (10[1])with this surname inspired her to write an essay about him “on the Banks of the River Plate.” (10[1])This is the surname of the only female editor of the anthology (10[2])The Book of Fantasy, (10[1])which she edited with (10[1])Jorge Luis Borges (10[3])and her husband, Adolfo (10[1])Bioy Casares (10[1])(“bee-OY cah-SAH-race”). For 10 points, the founder of the (10[1])journal Sur had what surname shared by the Argentine sisters Silvina and Victoria? ■END■ (10[3]0[2])