Jorge Luis Borges was one of the most influential authors of the 20th century, renowned for books that fused literature and philosophy. He was considered to be a master of magical realism, often utilizing dreamscapes, paradoxes and labyrinths in his books to explore themes such as time, memory and identity. His most famous works include Ficciones which consists of 16 short stories, and El Aleph which combines prose and poetry to recount the story of a man searching for spiritual truths. Despite having gone blind at age 55, he continued to write books until his death in 1986, leaving an unforgettable legacy that continues to inspire readers worldwide.
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