
The Death and Life of Miguel De Cervantes
Stephen MarloweThe Death and Life of Miguel De Cervantes
October 3, 1991Arcade Publishing495 pages
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Here is the novel that readers and critics have found as bountiful as its main character's own deathless creation, DON QUIXOTE. Stephen Marlowe gives us Cervantes' life as it was, might have been, and should have been, and proves that the art of the novel has lost nothing of the power given it by one of its earliest practitioners.
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