The satirical novel Don Quixote, written in 1605-1615 by Miguel de Cervantes ... 30 years Casanova has been arguing that De Ledesma’s story inspired Cervantes to write his famous work.

"Barataria" is a name invented by Miguel de Cervantes and used to designate a small village in the domain of a literary character, the Duke (who, along with his Duchess, is never given a name).

Miguel de Cervantes is best known for creating Don Quixote, a whimsical knight. Marco Cristofori/CORBIS Miguel de Cervantes was kind of a big deal in sixteenth-century Spain—after all ...

Four hundred years after the death of celebrated Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes ... the novel, Cervantes’ real-life biography is full of legendary adventures that could inspire the wildest ...

In Miguel de Cervantes’ book Don Quixote, the would-be knight famously told his companion Sancho Panza, “You don't know much about adventures.” Lucky for us, the author did—and traces of ...

Even if you have never picked up a copy of Miguel de Cervantes’s novel The Ingenious ... and Braille. 14. Cervantes did not profit off the success of Don Quixote. Despite the near-immediate ...

The romantic satire, written by Miguel de Cervantes, won 50% more votes than any other book ... The Norwegian Nobel Institute organised the poll, but did not say which stories followed Don Quixote in ...

for the burial ground for “Don Quixote” author Miguel de Cervantes. On Tuesday, the scientists announced that, deep under the ground of the convent, they found remains that they believe belong ...