This author’s death inspired an author to state “a light was gone” in an interview featured in a New Yorker article partially titled for an “Infinite Footnote to” this author. (-5[2])In a story by this author (-5[1])that inspired a work of hypertext fiction featuring postal clerk (10[1]-5[1])Emily Runbird, (10[1])a man who has just arrived in Ashgrove (10[1])takes a child’s (10[1])advice (10[1])to (10[1])bear left (10[1])at (10[1])every crossroad. (10[4])In a (10[1])story by this (10[1])author, the (10[1])poet (-5[1])Carlos Daneri (10[4])attempts (10[3])to (10[1])save (10[3])a (10[1])cellar (10[5])containing (10[2])a point (10[1])in space (10[4])that (10[1])contains (10[10])all (10[3])other (10[7])points. (10[19])The title construct (10[1])of a story by this author (10[2])is analogized (10[1])to a guessing game (10[1])where the answer is chess by the Sinologist (10[1]-5[1])Dr. Albert before Richard Madden arrests Yu Tsun. For 10 points, name this Argentinian (10[2])author (10[1])of (10[2])“The Aleph” (10[2]0[1])and “The Garden (10[1])of Forking (10[2])Paths.” ■END■ (10[8]0[1])