A collection of author's stories, including Library of Babel .

Offers a mixture of arcana, popular literature, national myth, the nature of time and classical themes.

A collection of poems.

Though best known in the English speaking world for his short fictions and poems, Borges is revered in Latin America equally as an immensely prolific and beguiling writer of non-fiction prose. This title features more than 150 of Borges' pieces.

The transcription of a collection of lectures, given at Harvard between 1967 to 1968, by the author Jorge Luis Borges. This book details Borges's theories on poetry, prose forms, literary history and the philosophy of literature, drawing on examples from literature across the world.

A collection of stories, which are from the Orient, the Islamic world, and the Wild West.

A collection of short stories with such themes as dreams, labyrinths, mirrors, infinite libraries, the manipulations of chance, gaucho knife-fighters, transparent tigers and the elusive nature of identity itself.

Fictions is a collection of short stories, influenced by writers as disparate as Lewis Carroll, Stevenson and Cervantes. Borges turns dry logical puzzles into enchanting fables.

Includes the stories The Congress , Undr , The Mirror and the Mask , August 25, 1983 , Blue Tigers , The Rose of Paracelsus and Shakespeare's Memory .

The art of writing is mysterious; the opinions we hold are ephemeral. This title presents eleven short stories.

Contains the familiar - Gryphons, Minotaurs and Unicorns - as well as the Monkey of the inkpot and other undeniably curious beasts. This work presents a humourous commentary.

By common consent, the Argentinian Jorge Luis Borges (18990-1986) is one of the greatest writers to have emerged from Latin America. His finest work is Ficciones (1944), a collection of brilliantly-crafted, essay-like short stories. This edition is updated from the original 1976 edition.