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