This author wrote a story in which Ariel leaves notes for adolescent girls Holanda and Letitia after seeing them play a secret game called "Statues and Attitudes" while passing nearby on the train.
This author wrote a story in which Ariel leaves notes for adolescent girls Holanda and Letitia after seeing them play a secret game called "Statues and Attitudes" while passing nearby on the train. He wrote about Rice going to the Aldwych Theater where he's asked at intermission by the title actor to take over his role in the play. In addition to "Instructions for John Howell," this author of "End of the Game" wrote a story about a young man who becomes so nervous about moving into his girlfriend's Paris apartment that he starts vomiting bunny rabbits. Another story ends when "the Kid" is killed after Isabel gives him the wrong info about the whereabouts of a tiger who wanders through their summer house. This author of "Bestiary" wrote about a visitor to the Jardin des Plantes who obsessively watches the title animals. This author of "Axolotl" also wrote a story where Roberto Michel agonizes over photos he took of a woman approaching a young boy in a park near the Seine. FTP, name this Argentine author who wrote the story "Blow-Up". 
This author wrote a story in which Ariel leaves notes for adolescent girls Holanda and Letitia after seeing them play a secret game called "Statues and Attitudes" while passing nearby on the train.
Julio Cortazar