In this novel, a doctor of plastination keeps pictures of women’s genitalia inside IKEA boxes, as a reference for his organ preservation efforts. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this novel, which renders Philip Verheyen’s letters to his amputated leg, as he suffers from a phantom limb. This novel’s narrator, who enjoys anatomical museums, states that they're “aiming at some other pilgrim.”
ANSWER: Flights [or Bieguni]
[10e] One of the 116 vignettes in Olga Tokarczuk's Flights tells of Eryk, who learns English by reading this novel in prison. Later, Eryk tries to emulate this novel's peg-legged Captain Ahab by sinking everyone on his ferry.
ANSWER: Moby-Dick [or Moby-Dick; or, The Whale]
[10m] In another vignette in Flights, a breeder tells the narrator how his donkey, named after this author of the Latin-language novel The Golden Ass, struggles under the weight of American tourists.
ANSWER: Apuleius [or Lucius Apuleius Madaurensis; or "Apuleius the Donkey"]
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