The God of the Labyrinth
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The God of the Labyrinth is a fictional novel mentioned by Jorge Luis Borges and attributed to the title character of his short story "A Survey of the Works of Herbert Quain".
It is also the title of a novel by Colin Wilson. The hero of this erotic novel desires to prolong the pleasures of sex and his journey seeking new knowledge leads him to the sect of the phoenix. From the Sorme Trilogy; Vol. 3.
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