A New Story About Bustos Domec

A four-hand collaboration between literary masters Borges and Casares. [About the author] Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986), Argentine poet, novelist, critic, translator, and master of Spanish literature. Born in Buenos Aires on August 24, 1899, he lived in Europe with his family when he was a boy. In 1923, he published his first collection of poems, "The Passion of Buenos Aires", in 1925, his first collection of essays, "Collection of Explorations", and in 1935, his first collection of short stories, "Biographies of Villains", gradually establishing his position in the Argentine literary world. His representative poetry collections "Notes of Saint Martin" and "The Tiger's Gold", novel collections "The Garden of Forking Paths" and "Aleph", essay collections "Eternal History" and "Discussions" have won him international reputation. Translated works by Wilde, Woolf, Faulkner and other writers. He once served as Director of the National Library of Argentina and Professor of Literature at the University of Buenos Aires. He has won many literary awards such as the Argentine National Literary Award, the Formento International Publishing Award, the Jerusalem Award, the Barzan Award, the Chino del Duca Award, and the Cervantes Award. He died of illness in Geneva, Switzerland on June 14, 1986. Adolfo Bioy Casares (1914-1999) was an Argentine journalist, novelist, and translator. In 1940, he published the novel "The Invention of Morel", which won the first Buenos Aires Municipal Literary Award. Later, he successively won the Cervantes Award, the Honorary Award of the Argentine Writers Association, and the French Legion of Honor. In 1932, he met Jorge Luis Borges. The two formed a deep friendship and collaborated on many works, including a series of short stories, screenplays and fantasy stories written under the pseudonyms of Honorio Bustos Domec and Benito Suárez Lynch. [Introduction] "One rainy morning Bioy said to me that we should write something based on this story. I reluctantly agreed. That morning we decided on the signature of the novel, namely Honorio Bustos Domec. Domec is the name of one of Bioy's great-grandfathers, and Bustos is the name of one of my great-grandfathers." "The New Story of Bustos Domec" is a sequel to "The Chronicle of Bustos Domec" co-authored by Argentinian writers Borges and Casares, published in 1977. The two writers continued to share the pseudonym of Bustos Domec and produced nearly ten game articles, bringing big figures in the literary world and ordinary citizens struggling with the world that was constantly collapsing beneath their feet onto the creative stage. What Bustos Domec says and writes is a mixture of absurd fantasy, political satire, black humor and detective reasoning.