The Book of Imaginary Beings

Jorge Luís Borges · Margarita Guerrero · Norman Thomas Di Giovanni

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Few readers will want, or be able, to resist this modern bestiary. Here you will find the familiar - Gryphons, Minotaurs and Unicorns - as well as the Monkey of the inkpot and other undeniably curious beasts. Borges' cunning and humorous commentary is sheer delight.

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