Title: The Eye of Argon
Content:  author Michael Swanwick, in Ansible #193: "I had a surprising conversation at Readercon with literary superstar Samuel R. Delany, who told me of how at an early Clarion the students and teachers had decided to see exactly how bad a story they could write if they put their minds to it. Chip [Delany] himself contributed a paragraph to the round robin effort. Its title? 'The Eye of Argon'." Langford considers it well known that Theis is the author, and surmises that Delany misremembered the event. Author Stephen Goldin said that, during a convention, he met a woman who told him she had done the actual mimeographing for the Ozark-area fanzine. Lee Weinstein reports 
Title: The Eye of Argon
Content:  The novella was written by Jim Theis, a St. Louis, Missouri, science fiction fan, at age 16. The work was first published in 1970 in OSFAN 10, the fanzine of the Ozark Science Fiction Association. Theis was "a malaprop genius, a McGonagall of prose with an eerie gift for choosing the wrong word and then misapplying it," according to David Langford in SFX. Many of Theis's words were also misspelled in the fanzine, which was poorly typed. Theis was not completely happy with the published version, and continued to work on the story. In an interview published in November 1970, he said: "In fact, I 
Title: The Eye of Argon
Content:  The Eye of Argon is a heroic fantasy novella that narrates the adventures of Grignr, a mighty barbarian and thief. It was written in 1970 by Jim Theis (1953&ndash;2002) and has found notoriety within science fiction fandom since its publication. The quality of the work has made it rank among the books considered the worst. It has been described as "one of the genre's most beloved pieces of appalling prose," the "infamous 'worst fantasy novel ever' published for fans' enjoyment," and "the apotheosis of bad writing," and has subsequently been used as part of a common science fiction convention party game.
Title: José María Arguedas
Content:  de Llano, Pasión y agonía: la escritura de José María de Arguedas. (2004) Centro de Estudios Literarios 'Antonio Cornejo Polar'/Editorial Martin. ISBN: 0-9747750-1-0 ; Melisa Moore, En las encruciadas: Las ciencias sociales y la novela en el Perú. (2003) Fondo Editorial Universiad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. ISBN: 9972-46-211-0 ; Silverio Muñoz, José María Arguedas y el mito de la salvación por la cultura. (1987) Editorial Horizonte. ; Mario Vargas Llosa, La Utopia Arcaica: Jose Maria Arguedas y Las Ficciones del Indigenismo. (1997) Fonode Cultura Económica. ; Sales, Dora (ed.) (2009) José María Arguedas. Qepa wiñaq... Siempre. Literatura y antropología. Prólogo de Sybila de Arguedas. Edición crítica de Dora Sales. Madrid/Frankfurt: Iberoamericana/Vervuert. Colección “El Fuego Nuevo. Textos Recobrados”. ISBN: 978-84-8489-433-9 (Iberoamericana); 978-3-86527-490-8 (Vervuert) 
Title: Raúl Argemí
Content:  Raúl Argemí (1946–present) is an Argentinean writer, resident of Buenos Aires, after 12 years living in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. He is a crime writer. His work has garnered diverse awards in Spain, amongst them the Dashiell Hammett award, and it has been translated into French, Italian, Dutch, and German.
Title: Raúl Argemí
Content: El gordo, el francés y el ratón Pérez. Buenos Aires, 1996. Catálogos. Los muertos siempre pierden los zapatos. Sevilla, 2002. Algaida. Negra y Criminal. Barcelona, 2003. Zoela. Novel written between 12 different authors: Andreu Martín, Alicia Giménez Bartlett, Francisco González Ledesma, Jaume Ribera, amongst others. ; Penúltimo nombre de guerra. Sevilla, 2004. Algaida. Patagonia Chu Chu. Sevilla, 2005. Algaida. Siempre la misma música. Sevilla, 2006. Algaida. Retrato de familia con muerta. Barcelona, 2008. Roca. La última caravana. Barcelona, 2008. Edebé. ''(Various Authors) Matar en Barcelona (antología de relatos). Barcelona, 2009. Alpha Decay. - Translated to French: Le gros, le français et la souris. 2005. Rivages/Noir. XXI Felipe Trigo 
Title: The Eye of Argon
Content:  Before copies of the original fanzine were rediscovered, the story's authorship was in doubt. Because the novelette was at least once re-typed and photocopied for distribution without provenance, many readers found it hard to believe the story was not a collaborative effort, a satire on bad writing, or both. The webmaster of a now defunct site called "Wulf's 'Eye of Argon' Shrine" argued that the story "was actually well paced and plotted." He went on to say that, although he didn't believe it himself, "at least one sf professional today claims that the story was a cunning piece of satire passed off as real fan fiction." David Langford reported the following, sent in 
Title: Alcides Arguedas
Content:  1903. In the subsequent year, he wrote Wata-Wara. His novelistic production would continue with Vida criolla (1912) and culminate with Raza de bronce. His essay Pueblo enfermo ("sick people" or "sick town"), published in Barcelona in 1909, solidified his importance in Latin American letters, earning praise from major writers such as Miguel de Unamuno and Amado Nervo. However, it created controversy in Bolivia, and Franz Tamayo responded critically to his ideas in a series of editorials that would later be compiled as his book Pedagogía de la educación nacional. Arguedas coined the term "radical pessimism" for his stance on indigenous issues, explaining that it came 
Title: The Argues (band)
Content:  The Argues are a country rock band composed of Sabrina, Lauren, Chantale, and Michael. Their music has been described as a new sound of blues, rock, and country music. Largely self-taught, this four piece band does most of their songwriting at their log cabin in Northern Ontario and in their studio near Barrie, Ontario. In 2010, The Argues released their self-titled demo EP recorded at Metalworks Studios, a top studio in Canada.
Title: Fulgencio Argüelles
Content:  Fulgencio Argüelles (born January 6, 1955), is a Spanish writer and psychologist.

Question: Who is the author of Arguably?
Answer: Christopher Hitchens.
Christopher Eric Hitchens.