The Aleph

The Aleph is a collection of Borges' short stories, dealing with themes such as the infinite, the mystical, and the metaphysical. The title story, The Aleph, is about a man who discovers a point in space that contains all other points, an allegory for the vastness of human experience and knowledge.

Why Read This Book

• Borges' storytelling weaves together philosophical musings with elements of the surreal, making each story a mental puzzle.
• A seminal work for fans of magical realism and literary fiction that explores the concept of infinity and the boundaries of human understanding.

About the Author

Jorge Luis Borges was a writer and poet who became one of the most influential figures in Latin American literature. His works have a profound impact on 20th-century philosophy and literary theory, with a focus on paradoxes, infinite realities, and human perception.