Few writers in the world have been as interviewed as Jorge Luis Borges. In this meticulous compilation work, Pilar Bravo and Mario Paoletti have rigorously selected the comments and statements to the press that best reflect the wit and sense of humor of the brilliant writer, in order to offer a definitive synthesis of the verbal Borges, a no less interesting facet of his work. Borges speaks here of literature, of the world and of life, with the talent, intelligence and acid irony that distinguish him. This dictionary of more than seven hundred definitions, nuanced by photographs and entertaining anecdotes, aims to be a simple tribute to his memory on the centenary of his birth.