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The Memory of Shakespeare:
A Story by Jorge Luis Borges
Translated from the Spanish by Ghivarghese Kuzhikandam
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Complete Story: The Memory of Shakespeare: 
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In this story, which was to be the last one he ever wrote, Jorge Luis Borges once again develops on the relationship between the author as a thinking, feeling - and recollecting - individual and his writing. The story can be read either as pure fantasy or as an exploration of his dictum that any person who recites a line from Shakespeare is William Shakespeare. Also provided is an ‘Afterword’ in which the translator reflects at length upon the story.
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Courtesy: fcom.us.es
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