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I am excited by Borges' writing and concepts. Aside from Umberto Eco, is there anyone elseI should explore that could be in the same family? Thanks.

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Christopher Barclay A short, 8 page story called "Axolotl" by Julio Cortázar � it has many connections w/ Borges's Labyrinths collection and "The Aleph"
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Keith Mitchell Read Marquez and Italo Calvino and the best Kafka. If you saw Birdman you saw Ed Norton reading a copy of Borges's Labyrinths while tanning.
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Emma Murakami and Zafron? It depends a bit on which aspects of Borges you liked best.
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Linda Kanagawa I read the Plague after i finished the book.
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J_BlueFlower Stefan Zweig or maybe Alan Lightman (Einstein's Dreams )
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Saira I've never read either, but if this is magical realism you should check out Bruno Schulz's "Street of Crocodiles and Other Stories"
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by Jorge Luis Borges
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