In one of this author’s stories, a detective’s over-complication of a murder (10[1])case results in his entrapment (10[1])and death (10[1])by the criminal (10[1])Red Scharlach. (10[1])In another story, this author used the phrase “upward behind the onstreaming it mooned” (10[1])to illustrate the lack of nouns in an imaginary language. (10[2])This author of Tlön, (10[2])Uqbar, (10[2])Orbis (10[2])Tertius (10[4])(“t’LERN UCK-bar OR-biss TER-shuss”) wrote of characters going insane after looking for prophetic works called “Vindications.” (10[2]-5[1])In that story, (10[1])this author described the Purifiers’ (-5[1])frantic search for a Crimson (10[2])Hexagon in a library containing (10[5])all possible (10[3])410-page (10[2]-5[1])books. (10[2])For 10 points, The Library of Babel (10[1])is by what Argentine (10[2]-5[1])short-story (10[3])writer? (10[1])■END■ (10[8]0[4])