In this novel, two scholars yell, “This one is for Salman Rushdie,” and, “This one (15[1])is for the ghost of Valerie Solanas,” as they beat a cab driver (15[1])for calling them pimps. A character in this novel is disappointed to meet a pharmacist who prefers “perfect exercises” like “Bartleby the Scrivener” to Moby-Dick. In this novel, a famously well-endowed general is crucified naked by his own troops, four years after attending a party at (*) Dracula’s castle. At the end of this novel, a character sitting on a park bench eats ice cream and learns its history (10[1])from a descendant of Fürst Pückler. A criminal who urinates in churches appears in this novel’s brutal fourth section, (10[2])which is set in the same city in which Rosa lives with her father, Professor Amalfitano. (10[1])For 10 points, name this five-part meganovel centered on the mysterious author Archimboldi, (10[1])written (10[1])by (10[1])Roberto Bolaño ■END■