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Jorge Luis Borges
ISBN 9780141183855
Rs. 960
Penguin Classics
A Universal History of Iniquity
Who it's for: Readers interested in Borges' early work and literary fiction
A Universal History of Iniquity is a collection of early fictional works by Jorge Luis Borges, featuring enigmatic tales that blend history, biography, and imagination. Through accounts of real and invented historical figures, Borges explores themes of identity, crime, punishment, and the elusive nature of truth, blurring the lines between reality and fiction in his distinctive style.Why You Should Read? Discover Borges' foundational approach to literary fiction, combining historical facts with speculative narratives. Engage with philosophical questions about morality, fate, and the construction of reality. Experience the unique narrative voice of a master who influenced generations of writers.
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- Early fiction by Borges, showing his foundational style
- Blends real and invented historical figures
- Explores themes of identity, crime, punishment, and truth
- Distinctive narrative voice from a master writer
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What is this book about?
It is a collection of early fictional works by Jorge Luis Borges, featuring tales that blend history, biography, and imagination, exploring themes like identity, crime, and truth.
Who is the author?
Jorge Luis Borges, a master writer who influenced generations, with translation by Andrew Hurley.
What is the style of the book?
It combines historical facts with speculative narratives, blurring the lines between reality and fiction in Borges' distinctive style.
Is this suitable for readers new to Borges?
Yes, it offers an accessible entry into his early fiction, showcasing his foundational approach to literary fiction.