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¿Question #3298?
redhuntingcap: What is your favorite piece of writing, if any, from Borges Labyrinths?

Qumad: none
ocdspectrum: They are all equally unread to me.
Woelf: If you knew me at all this would be obvious.
The Monstrous Jake: The who now?
Hendal: the one about heroscape
pwilz: I'm not familiar with Borges Labyrinths.
Frubgarde: "Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius"
cgund: ?
DHEK: I've not read any.
elirlandes: Not familiar with Borges Labyrinths.
POvidiusNaso: None.
PsyJam: Who?
ThatFalafelGirl: not familiar
MaksimSmelchak: N/A.
ZiggyZambo: who?
berserkley: The Library of Babel
brainrob: N/A
scriptorum: Never heard of him until now.
javelin98: ...
bigbadsteve: havent read any
jellospike: Never read it.
ssmooth: The writing style is amusing, but (I'm about a third of the way into it) I'm hoping he has a different kind of idea to spring on us later.
LemonyFresh: Za?
Loquutus: The map to the exit.
red turtle: none
dakarp: I'd say either The Library of Babel or Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius.
SteveTremendous: The Library of Babel (?) - Favorite Short Story Ever
Mikebegeta: don't think so
Lord_Prussian: Not any
sourwyrm: who?
MisterCranky: I like the word "frosty", but I'm not sure it's in there.
jttm: The Big book of Dirty Limericks
The Unbeliever: 42
snoozefest: n/a
2amp: never read
Belash: no comment
skelebone: The part where I keep getting caught in dead ends with the Minotaur bearing down on me. If you choose to fight the Minotaur, turn to page 87. If you cower and wet your pants, turn to page 43.
chaddyboy_2000: What are you talking about>
CDRodeffer: The tuning song.
heli: n/a